The reasons it is done that way are numerous, but some are "to clear title" and to meet statutory obligations set by the state.I'd want to know if there is a material "defect" in the property that caused it to not close when it was "pending".

Additionally, you have less risk of an old pipe rusting out and causing water damage down the line... there's no risk of that with central air/heat.

If I had to do that, it would not have an effect on my quality of life, wouldn't cause me to loose sleep, wouldn't be very stressful.  

Dodd-Frank has caused me more headaches recently.

In its current version, the Bigger Pockets forums appear to cause Arizona licensees to be out of compliance with the law.

I say this only because the kind of tenant you will be attracting will, likely, cause more wear and tear (less permanent).

Example:  If I inadvertently break an FFA regulation and cause harm to person or property while flying a glider or plane, it would appear all my assets are at risk, everything.  

Sleep apnea is very serious as it can cause heart attacks...I wouldn’t necessarily tell him that though.

The current fence(neighbors fence) is in almost dilapidated conditions and I’m fearful that this will discourage tenants in future turnovers if not dealt with so with that being said this weekend I plan to reach out to the new neighbors, I’ve already lined up one of my guys to install a new 6ft fence but it will require the demo of their current fence and the dogs to be put up while the work is being done(don’t need anybody getting bit) my question becomes though if you are a dog owner shouldn’t you be required to have a proper and safe fence or does this matter fall into my lap, I don’t want to make to make a big issue because well these neighbors could end up causing more trouble then it’s worth..

His wife took a year off and their taxable income decreased, which caused the bank to pull back on approving more loans.