There are no uniform "rules" across banks for lending. 

Not so fast…As is often the case in BP, a poster with a state-specific matter gets uniformed responses from those in other states who are applying their limited knowledge. 

Show up to work every day in the required uniform. 

I figure if my investments are all in one place and in one standard that'll keep actions uniform and therefore saving time and money. 

The city is much more uniform, so once you get to know the formula you can figure out what your tax risk is pretty easily in the city.

Spend some time early AM at local hardware store and supply shops jotting down phone numbers of different trades posted on vans or on uniforms.

It seems like the city had some issues in the past and census data looks like the area is on the decline, however if you dig through the news stories, there seems to be a lot of growth coming to town in the next 1-2 years, and rents seem to be pretty uniform across the area.

Think of my presentation as a uniform I put on just for BiggerPockets to express what brought me to this point.These days I don't get sad about the past, I get angry about obstacles or objections to my plans and then savor the feeling of imagining myself crushing through them.

Almost every state uses some version of the Uniform Building Code/Residential Code.

Trusts are even less of a DIY project than normal business entities, since you have to listen to the Uniform Trust Code.