It happens on occasion, but not frequently enough to run a viable flipping business if that's your goal.

Or does it include wiring with an external tar impregnated cloth jacket as was used well into the 1960s: this wiring frequently has plastic insulators on the individual wires (which can become brittle) and/or paper sheathing within the outer jacket.

The tenant will then sign the estoppel to attest to its content.This is by far the best way to find out if there are any discrepancies in the information provided by the vendor (like the monthly rent being paid by one tenant is actually $100/month less that what is written into the lease, because he's the owners son and he vacuums the corridors and sweeps/shovels the walks).You can do the same thing with any service providers (i.e. snow removal or garbage service).

Then mail smaller numbers of cards but more frequently.

I frequently work in and around Nashua... so let me know if I can be of any assistance to you!

I lend on scenarios like that frequently.

The bathroom is used pretty frequently with no issues so far. 1-2 years of use.

One thing I did frequently when getting started was tap into my 401k.  

@Darius Moezinia Refinance right after the completion of a 1031 is perfectly acceptable and is a frequently used strategy when cash is desired by the exchangor who does not want to create a taxable boot situation by taking cash or be seen as inappropriately accessing profit by a refinance immediately before a sale that begins a 1031.

I have found about $200 a month averages out their cost over time for big ticket items and even for smaller more frequent repairs.