If that isn't the case you can appeal their ruling.  

If everyone was following that same rule, I’d gladly do my due diligence ahead of time.

Also setting up a doctrine of ground rules as something to point to when there is disagreements.

So, you add a rule with 30 days notice that there is no smoking on the premises at all!

But as I said, they are raised on it and taught to live on it and get by on the rules.

They also will have a setting where one SSID can be shared by both bands.Another rule of thumb that I use (both in my rentals and in my personal space) is to buy new modems about every 3 years. 

Hi Griffin,When you’re looking to rehab properties, ultimately the more you do it, the more experience you gain.With more experience, we are able to lend you greater amounts of capital at a higher LTV.Within your first 3 deals, rule of thumb is about 80% LTV + 100% of rehab.Hope that clarified a bit for you.Best of luck!

A 1031 exchanged property can include 1245 components that are considered part of the "real property" for 1031 purposes if they're affixed to the building (and also up to 15% of the value can be personal property under an IRS rule, such as appliances). 

People sometimes think they should hide as a landlord so no one knows, but that's not wise because it's so easy to figure out and then you become a lying neighbor/landlord.As others have said, just set ground rules for contact and how, use an online portal, and be responsive.

Both are decent in both appreciation and have decent properties that clear the 1% rule.