Almost daily I see properties posted in the BP Marketplace and many other REI platforms with terrible deals and a ton of people asking for additional information or expressing interest to buy, and when you look at the profile of the interested party, it's a new investor trying to accumulate doors quickly regardless of how bad the deal is.I don't blame the scammer alone, I also blame the scammed for investing while uniformed.

My end goal is to have all the units "standard" for ease of repair/replace and quickly turning over a unit.Do you guys have plans on remodels as far as being uniform?

The General consensus of the planning committee was that they do not like spot zoning and would prefer to have neighborhoods more uniform instead of allowing special review on a wrongfully zoned lot.

It could take 10 years for the entire complex of 120 4plexs to be uniform.

BTW, there is no way to settle this 'once and for all' because there is no uniform investor out there.

I prefer simple, uniform properties, not ones that require tons of work, creativity, or time investment.

She spent seven years at Scott AFB many, many years ago.Paul,Tennessee doesn't have any statutes from the Tennessee Uniform Residential Landlord and Tenant Act regarding rent increases. 

I searched a bit online and looked at the state uniform conveyancing lists and did not see something that looked similar. 

You're right that HML aren't bound to uniform standards... that means each one is making up whatever they wish.

To answer the original post, would these questions even be posed if a uniform or commonly used Operating Agreement were adopted in a new or existing LLC?