I've only had minimal maintenance billed, so I don't have that worry yet.

If not then spending the money on a short phone call might be money well spent.If you are already familiar enough your attorney should be able to send you a boiler plate agreement for a minimal expense, if any.

The amount of distressed "bulk-sales" that go on from banks to investors is minimal.

My typical approach of investing is buy low with minimal fixing, and holding, in which I hold two in the area.

Initially the risks can be minimal, it's later on when the deal falls apart that your are exposed to issues.

Having a completely renovated home that should require minimal maintenance after I have it rented out far outweighs the lost rent due to rehabbing.

The majority of the outside is brick, so the painting will be minimal.

A BK can stop the process all the way up to sale within minimal timeline of notice to the sale entity.

This will be my first steps into the ARM arena, so I'm fairly unfamiliar with what options I have to minimize my risk after the initial interest rate expires.

Mistakes are inevitable, just trying to minimize the damage.