your baby was crying, the NERVE of that baby, and it might have "triggered" the pit (this one I have to admit was taken from the words of the biggest pit advocate lawyer trying to ban all BSL).6. 

I think it would be within the moral and legal right for the landlord to fix the issue that he/she was too negligent to examine prior.

The poor choices of people and lack of ownership of those choices really hits a nerve with me. 100% correct. 

@Ryan Daigle : Each transaction is examined individually.

I am a loner introvert so social distancing etc is not really changing my life..... now, people dont look at me oddly when i step back or want my own space :) RE wise, with “perfect” timing I am closing on the sale on one asset and buying two others.... going from free and clear to 60% leveraged..... its nerve wracking, but I am excited to be playing with the big boys and expanding my portfolio - learning a ton and grateful I have the opportunity to be where I am in life.... 

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Evaluate the areas very well, and examine your rehab costs.

I have the resources where I dont have to but if a cash cow just appears in my face I can work it for awhile until it gets on my nerves. 

I would suggest you re-examine how you are deciding on a market to invest in.

@Will Gebbie Great questions and totally understand the nerves...if it helps at all most of the investors I work with are doing out of state deals.