So if you invest in land you better make SURE it is buildable and does not have any natural water or protected gopher rats or bees for that matter as now there is talk of putting bees on the endangered species list which, the way I see it gives the feds scary new authority over use/development of any property where bees might be.

I also read that $47,000,000 was approved to clean that alkali dust that endangers locals and visitors.https://ukenreport.com/state-budget-includes-funds-for-salton-sea-projects/.

2) Don't the PM company have any authority to get into the property when they think it is endangered??

Your lease or statute may address this, but this is clearly endangering the lives of fellow tenants in the building, which is non-curable.

This is:http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/35832152/ns/business-washington_post/page/2/Your search included condos/townhomes which there are still o' plenty ... it's the 3 bedroom, sub $50k SFR that's becoming endangered.

Have you ever felt endangered approaching residents at the door?

Do you want your income properties to endanger your personal assets and possessions including your family's home and savings?

Chances it is a serious environmental issue--built in a wetland or endangered species habitat. 

That is a type of risk no one should take as it could cause not only serious property damage, but can endanger the lives of one's tenants too.

@Michael LemieuxMaybe you shouldn't send any more, it might endanger your average.Just kidding of course.Keep it up.