The deal-breaker would absolutely be allergies.

Costello, the Third Circuit and Seventh Circuit Courts found that cohabitation without more is not enough to constitute harboring.

We note that an analysis of SEC Form D filed by Nitya associates appears to show its deal flow drying up.Applesway Investment Group is led by Koteswar “Jay” Rao Gajavelli, another product of the anyone-can-do-itreal estate seminar circuit.

@Tracy Scott it's highly dependent on the deal, the type of property and the location.In addition to the items others have mentioned, here are some of the biggest potential start-up expenses that I study closely before buying a property:Foundation/structure--this is one of my few "deal breakers", I typically will not purchase a property with significant foundation or structural issues.

I don't think this will be a total deal breaker, but definitely not the money maker I was anticipating.Great information on this thread, any other thoughts?  

However, i am looking for advice/help running electrical back to the panel and adding new circuits as the panel is currently full.

If paying the closing costs ($1050-1400 for a cash purchase with title insurance) is a deal breaker, I'll pay half or whatever to get it done.

After a thorough review of systems, we had plumbers troubleshoot and repair/replace a couple of small chronic bathroom leak issues, and electricians installed a number of end-runs back to the panels so that rooms could each have window A/Cs running without tripping circuits and other such issue.

If tenant is responsible for the cost of clogs, they will be willing to fix the issue especially with it virtually always just taking the turn of an Allen wrench and pressing the built-in circuit breaker button. 

Do you want a phone call every time a light bulb burns out or is flickering (real story), or if the breaker trip because they were running too many appliances on a circuit?