It's kind of a "speed dial" due to necessity for client issues.

I don't see the necessity to invest in today's market when today's high prices should be around next year at worst, but taking years or decades of savings off the table is also not an option for many. 

@Cary Love I can't pick a single skill, per se, since they all go together and any miss can push you over budget, but:-Knowing your market inside and out-Knowing your costs very well at first tour-PatienceAnd finally, not really a skill, but a necessity, well capitalized

@Dezmin McCoy LLC’s, tycially are not expensive , but having the attorney draw up the articles and operating agreement will be a necessity.

A remodel is a necessity because it is outdated.

Maybe I'm turning soft in my middle-age, but I'm just not seeing the necessity of raising rents right now.

My question is: What is the necessity of writing up a separate leasing contract to also assign to the TB?

Key item for me is that both units are in move-in condition as I don't have the time or experience to renovate, so I'm willing to pay a premium for that (this property will be owner-occupied by necessity, I am negotiating to buy another property at the same time).The exterior issues are mainly cosmetic and repairs can be put off until next year, but there is some rot on the wood porch.I understand that an appraiser is not an inspector and vice-versa.I paid to have an appraiser give me a report on the property.

And it's expected that people posting on this site have at least some RUDIMENTARY knowledge that would make such a feature a non-necessity for the most part.

Can I avoid the necessity of a mound system, if the holding tank is still functional, and I dont finance conventionally?