RocketLawyer, if necessary, has some good templates for a simple Operating Agreement... which will never see the light of day unless a creditor (bank, landlord) wants it.

I am working on a project in the historical district that was a full rehab, and just finishing up a light rehab by the hospital in my market!

Bathroom medicine 1970's cabinet not to code with the worst looking light fixture hot wired is a fire hazard and shock hazard.

CheersMatt  As others mentioned, strongly recommend only posting in one group, posting the same post in multiple groups is very spammy and not looked at in good light.

I'd like to start looking at deals from wholesalers and doing some light-BRRRRs.

Assuming I close by end of May and start Airbnb by end of June, I’d greatly appreciate if someone could shed some lights on below questions. 1.

None of that matters because the algorithm and pacing of the sites and their own personal directives change faster than the speed of light.

I used light floors and dark walls for contrast and light furnishings pushed against the dark walls for pop.

Then, if some children finally see the light, they will start from scratch and the tragic cycle starts all over. but it can likely be overcome with closer assets that cost less to be on-site regularly.This is only an opinion to consider.

No, Open blinds, get lighting set, close toilet lids, use wide angle setting and snap 2,3,4 photos, to later edit for which is BEST.