Any signs of previous problems being covered up, or band-aid repairs?

Price falls along a fairly narrow band. 

I then repaired the sheet rock, texture and painting of the ceiling myself. 

For instance in Little Rock AR, a market that I am active in, I like the areas that are just west of downtown because there is a river to the North and a freeway to the south and not much infill land available.

That’s why it’s important for investors to have a well thought out plan B and C.  

This fork is between continuing with my plan to start a windshield repair buisness (rock chips, scratches, long cracks, headlight restoration), or commit to a w2 income at a local Car lube shop.

Here is the situation:1) House A is my primary residence, with $200K mortgage. 2) House B a rental with no mortgage (fully owned) and a market value at about $350K3) Plan: Get a 15-year mortgage on rental House B and take out $200K cash out to pay off the primary residence mortgage.Question: Would interest on the new 15 year mortgage be deductible against income generated by House B?   

Normally, in buildings that we have maintained for a while, I wouldn't expect, in one property, to have more than half the toilets with broken seals at a given time because we repair them as soon as we get a report of a toilet rocking.

But if you look at 4975(c)(1)(A), (B), and (C), none of those provisions prohibit "benefits between the plan and a DP". 

Banks are not in the business of rocking the boat on performing notes and get that you are transferring it into your LLC or business for AP purposes and you own the company.