:As a developer I have set up / modified / built / rebuilt / unbuilt countless CRMs. 

The results of the inspection can't be used to cancel or modify the deal, but the attorney review period can still be used to kill the deal. 

BP has just released my latest book:  RECESSION PROOF REAL ESTATE INVESTING.It is all about how the economy works (starting with the very basics and working up from there), economic cycles and how we as real estate investors can design and pivot our investing businesses around shifting economic circumstances.The book not only talks about how to modify your investing strategies and tactics during a downturn in the economy, but how to change up your business during EVERY phase of the economic cycle.  

The historic streets need permission to modify exterior.

However, for many due to the cost to purchase a park or build one and get through zoning, infrastructure, etc. starting with Lonnie's strategy and making the appropriate adjustments for Dodd-Frank can be a great place to start.By the way, to everyone on here that does seller financing to buyers, there is a bill in Congress to modify Dodd-Frank from its current limit of approximately 3 properties per year to 25, which would really help a lot of investors doing this and other strategies.

Thorough Due DiligenceKeep in mind to modify your approach according to the state of the market, the accessibility of finance, and your total financial circumstances.

But I'd encourage to modify yours rather than cash out. 

Inside, get a van, the old Astro AWD are excellent off road, you can easily modify with a switch for true 4x4.

@Misael Carlos VeraThe obvious things that apparently are not so obvious amongst all the silly LLC hype:1) Selecting relatively new well constructed properties2) Located in solid neighborhoods that attract reliable and conscientious tenants3) Put into place proven/reputable property management4) Aquire solid property liability insurance for your activities5) Finally, to cover outside external risk aquire umbrella insurance to address your own unique facts and circumstances.I have a little quote I've borrowed from history (WC - slightly modified) that describes LLC quite well:"Never has so much been spent by so many for so little."

I've not seen a dishwasher pan before,  but once tried to modify a 24" pan for an apartment washer to use under a dishwasher (marginal success).