I’ve designed, built, and sold a house myself.

I've never participated in section 8, but I thought all outlets had to be grounded.Outlets need to be grounded if they were originally designed to have a ground.  

This was always said to me and I consider a gift because not most people have great social skill especially at 17.

In terms of getting out of the contract should there be damage, and it can't be negotiated with the seller--Line 439 "Force Majeure" will allow you to terminate the contract just as long as the property is within the designated state of emergency area. 

Second, in terms of asset protection, LLCs are not invincible, but I think what many don’t understand is that they are not designed to completely shield your assets from liabilities, on the contrary they are designed to contain and isolate liabilities.

I could get a family gift for $50k but that doesn't make much a dent in the payment to lower DTI.

It is important that the designed purpose of the property is congruent with the rules and regulations established by the local authority in order to ensure its successful use as well as to avoid any possible inconvenience due to lack of compliance.

It helps that STRs are more actively managed than LTRs to qualify for being designated a Real Estate Professional.They do this with their individual tax professionals.I have nothing to do with that or the cost segregation studies.

The other 75% of the skills required to be a good developer will have to be learned elsewhere (a good mentor is the best way).These include everything from Zoning/Subdivision/Land Issues to Environmental Issues to Permitting Nuances to Design Issues, plus all the differences in financial analysis.

For example, I have a potential client that has decent unit with a solid location but the decor/furnishings remind of a frat boy out of college meets IKEA/Amazon.A unit like this will suffer from poor design and the reviews will show as well which I do not want affecting my reputation or Super Host status.Do I just decline taking them on if they are not willing to work on it?