I joined Bigger Pockets off a recommendation from a friend and former co-worker.I have been in construction my whole life and am interested in learning about real estate acquisition and development for my own personal investments and to better assist my clients who are developers or are looking for investment property.I am truly passionate about construction so if you have any questions please ask... someone needs to benefit from all that money I spent at college.Outside of business I am a health and fitness enthusiast.

She called the city health inspector and complained that we were not fixing a plumbing issue in her apartment. 

.# Fine place to rent Month/Month# Find health Insurance# Connect with local investors to get familiar with the areaThose would be my top 3 for now.. what are some other important factors to think about?

The owner is elderly and his health going down hill so he's planning to move with family out of town.

If they didn't, try to use that - health dept and code enforcement officials won't allow them to stay in a property that is not suitable for occupancy.

If you disagree with government-subsidized health care, then get rid of medicare as well (though not a single Democrat or Republican would vote for that).

Couple days later, you get a citation from the county board of health over these conditions.Do you report the guy to the state board of realtors?

I inherited tenants in a recent house hack purchase who are in ill health. 

We not only lost our hard-earned money but on top of everything, our health suffered, I had several sleepless nights due to the stress and anxiety that this horrible experience created for my wife and me.After the buy-back was completed, I approached Maverick/Hipster to at least help us with our losses by requesting us to give back $6000.

Her having a job probably helps with health insurance costs and is allowing your business to grow faster.