I have been trading up Brooklyn Condos for over 20 years and finally bought the dream apartment a few years ago, 3 bed/3bath, outdoor spaces, parking space, statue of liberty views, etc., and to be honest I wish I would have used the funds to buy a multi family instead. 

I thought the linoleum in the bathroom was a marble effect… it’s not, it’s all water damage (see pic). 

Have you had any experience with people waiting until much later during the 3 year statue of limitations to exercise their right to sue?

Does anyone have any experience with Baltimore's Upton / Marble Hill?

National Property Management Group - owner Andrew Marble - does a fantastic job.

When flipping a house, using granite, marble, or quartz is a must.

That's typical statue crap.

Although I don't use traditional leases or rental agreements at all, depending on the booking site my guests come from,  we make them tick a box agreeing that their  "rental" activity falls under Innkeeper's statues and not Landlord tenant act.My properties cater to travelers and my average stay is only 3 days.

Learn all the state statue regarding tax sale, call up the county for their next sale, get the list & go & check out couple sale.

The 1-year statue of limitation for redemption in California has expired.