Negotiate fairly and honestly and things tend to work themselves out.In my example the roof was damaged enough by hail that my inspector assured me that it would not pass a code inspection.

I will cut that in half if you discuss it with me before the 1st.One free pass as long as you discuss it with meUnless discussed with me, the 10th of the month I'm posting a 5 day to correct or vacate notice.

It looks like I have to pass a few certifications and have an internship with 2000 hours under my belt before I can become a full blown appraiser, but the thing that is keeping me from pulling the trigger is that there is some kind of schooling that I would have to attend for 150 hours?

It has different zones (like a lot of the beach cities) which have different restrictions, so you're looking at it property by property.From the city website:Short-term rentals of less than one month (or transient occupancy as defined in the Land Development Code) are not permitted in many districts.The City does allow transient occupancy of less than 30 days up to 3 times per 12 month period in the RM zoning district and properties located in the Pass-A-Grille Overlay District.Rentals of one month or more are allowed in all residences throughout the City.Permanent transient lodging uses require a business tax license and are reviewed by both Zoning & the Fire Marshall prior to issuance of a license.Rentals of one month or more in single-family properties do not require a business tax license.To find the zoning of a property, all you need is to find the property on the City’s Official Zoning Map, available via the link below, or at City Hall in the Community Development DepartmentView the St.

If you hustle and find a seller that is willing to sell that house for $35,000, you just EARNED a $20,000 payday, and there is absolutely no reason you need, should, or have to pass a larger share of the profit onto your buyers.

I know they tried or did pass a landlord tax.

It turned out that market rent was: $965/mo x 2 units = $1930/moThe purchase price of the duplex was $184,000.1% Rule: $1930/$184,000 = 1.05% PASSAs far as my cash flow goes, PITI and escrow costs total to $1227/mo, and factor in $500/mo for vacancies+maintenance+capex for a grand total of $1727/mo in expenses.

It works, and will pass a quick check with an idiot cube, but it doesn't comply with the intent of having a separate path back to ground in the main service panel.

After speaking with a few of you directly, we decided to pass as the unit mix at the current property didn't seem to be the greatest of the area, a lot of studios.

Kass, explains that if renting is already permitted in a building's bylaws, the board cannot pass a rule that prohibits owners from leasing out their units."