Peeling paint, inside or outside, handrails on stairs over 2 steps, broken glass, working electric and plumbing and operational heat source. 

They were not even wearing masks [no, I could not identify any of them] I thought they were going to kill us.

We only had a few stores that required masks and that was during the most recent "outbreak" which quickly dried up when people realized the number of positive cases were rising but deaths continued to drop.I think there are more people taking vacations by car than by plane.

I want to write you a longer reply and will as soon as I get a moment but you are correct in the terminology being wrong and i also have a reason why the numbers are off...I did some quick edits on a 'real' example to mask a real deal that I have not yet closed on.

For example peeling paint will cause you to fail the inspection.

I just have to keep my eyes peeled.

So the policy could say “Nationwide”, but if you peel back the onion, the risk probably resides at Lloyd’s.Therefore, you are really shopping agencies, not insurers; the actual paper is underwritten by these same syndicates.

If the prop is listed as an A- but a quick Google Earth shows tire-less cars in lawns and peeling paint, it’s time to walk away.As James mentioned, there are plenty of great investment markets around the country, it's the team you work with (either turnkey, or an assembled team that you find and vet individually) that will make or break your investment.

@Chris Martin I always work in the release clauses whether I intend to use them or not.. things change and its always nice to be able peel one of if you have a need or a deal that is too good to pass up.Curious how do your lenders handle your subdivision releases.  

So put your trays and seat backs in the upright position because we are probably in for a Hard Landing or at least a lot of turbulence. a klabamo landing where the oxygen masks drop :)