Not paying rent being chief of those items.

The one item that is kind of neat, is that you can pay a higher commission for higher visibility. 

“Insured”: The Insured named in Item 1 of Schedule A and also the parties identified in Condition 2.b.Section 2.b. reads:b.

To do this, you need to make sure and find designers/contractors that have built many ADUs and can properly determine what your full required scope will be.Also, jurisdictions are tightening their interpretation of ADU rules, and we're finding MANY more plan check comments are coming back for items not previously requested.

To pick just one of those items and call it "investing" is not understanding the element of time/energy coefficient.

Most lenders will request the following items to see if you qualify: 1.

Interest on that mortgage was a personal itemized deduction on Schedule A. 

As far as the land itself goes utilities are most likely going to be your biggest due diligence item.

We include the cost of all the smart tech we want installed that the homeowner keeps, safety items we require in each property, and the items/signs we use to "brand" the home to our company, as well as our time setting up the listings, pricing, guidebooks, auto messaging, cleaning up the supply closets, kitchens, etc.

The move out scope of work produced by PM missed tons of important items: such as garage door damage, cigarette damage, etc.