On Thursday i got a call from the fire department that the shed on the property was destroyed by fire.

So I think what I'm probably going to do then is take you up on your advice and contact some different lawyers and find out if they work with investors and then ask them if they work with wholesalers and see if they can shed any light.

Can someone shed some light on this?

Your annual budget and reserve funding documents can shed light on that, and you absolutely need to understand them.Owner's are ultimately responsible to pay fines, and typically charge them back to the tenant directly, or if they are using a Rental manager to oversee their unit, the PM would do so.

Can anybody shed a light on this?

Just like some of the big time loggers I know not the sharpest tool in the shed but multi millionaires because they know how to build roads cut down trees and get them to the mill and they can handle the rough around the edges loggers. :)

I am inside of a situation that I mindfully created and I am wondering if anyone could help shed some light from a new perspective for me.

Yeah that’s true, but renting out a shed is like driving 100 mph over the speed limit and expecting not to get caught.Your risk renting out a shed are pretty big from a liability standpoint.

This shed a light on the lack of resources available to people who power our economy and allowed me to study the needs of the people who would eventually become my customers. 2.

(yes i have watched 100s of YT videos) Property sits on .3 acres with a SF 13,939 also has big barn/shed in the back big enough for work shop and storing vehicle.I have ran comps and other homes that have been recently bought (updated) in the past 6mo sit around the 180k-215k price range.