I had a tenant cause $150K to a building.

Most delays are primarily caused by the following:Permitting: Often, it takes six to twelve months for those fortunate enough to move quickly.Inflation: Construction costs have soared in recent years, significantly affecting profit margins.

I am looking to put down about 800K on a tiny 2b/2bth condo in Irvine, CA that is on the market for 1.2M (I know right??).  Anyway, this will be wired from my Bank of America savings account.  This is savings I have a...

In low lying areas, recent flooding has caused some stinky problems. 

Is it:
• Purchase price competition?
• Draw delays?
• Holding costs?
• Exit timing?

I’ve seen timelines become just as critical as ARV in determining profitability.
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I got the property at a discount cause they didn't want to deal with the eviction. 

You can even have as one of your terms a 500-1K refundable deposit to be used for damage caused by the dogs. 

Indeed, typically Tenants are responsible for the cost of clearing blockages they created, if the service tech is able to determine a specific cause.

This reminds me of the trouble it caused David Greene in podcast # 966 at minute 29 when he bought a house in Miami with unpermitted construction. 

we're a few months into the renovation of a 1920 house in an upstate NY city. we bought the house 2 years ago from a landlord with a poor reputation, and the house had some difficult tenant occupants who caused a lot of damage by the time they left last year.We did substantial plaster repair work to the interior walls and ceilings.