I don't know he law from the rental side but from the disability act which grants medical animals, the animals are considered medical equipment and you can't refuse them.

(3)  Rehabbing and getting into flipping (my parents were contractors and I had a painting company in Buffalo - closed it to go back to the corporate world but have the time, interest, equipment, and know-how to do most if not all of the drywall / painting work on a flip)(4)  Being an assistant or intern for a house flipper (I'll work for free - teach me and let me see the process from the inside!)

Do not drive equipment anywhere near the tree.

Both units are identical floor plans and I was able to add a third bedroom (making each unit a 3 bed 2 bath) and tear out the kitchen pantries creating twice as much counter space as before with a much more open floorplan.

It sounds like its kind of in limbo, its in my name but held in escrow...One more general question if I may, an investor named Joe Crump talks about Multiple Mortgages and I'm wondering if this is the same thing as a wrap around mortgage that I come across more often.The structure of the deal is identical to a subject to, however the seller has significant equity that he would like to take out, in which case a second mortgage is created to the seller in the amount of the equity.

The owner is willing to include all the equipment in the deal.As of right now I don't know anything about laundromats.  

Apartments are identical other than upgraded appliances, re-grouted bathrooms, and kitchen backsplash (along with much nicer paint colors).

These include unemployment tax, income tax withholding, Social Security, and Medicare taxes.Excise tax – These taxes apply to businesses that: Manufacture or sell certain productsOperate certain kinds of businessesUse various kinds of equipment, facilities, or productsReceive payment for services3.

I will have 2 big purchases to start out - the real estate and the computer equipment. 

For example, suppose you have 10 "identical" properties.