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Some people would let it slide thinking "it is working" but everything that ever stopped working, broke or collapsed was just fine the day before...

So far I think I'm doing just that, the interior is wrapping up soon- I still need to install drawer slides, build some faces, and spray cabinets.

However, sometimes people use the loan to get the deal and then subsequently rehab and rent it out.

If he finished on time or early there was a sliding scale bonus structure.

With every subsequent invoice, show the accumulated back rent AND late fees as they build up.Now, the tenants that actually are impacted by this will be made aware of what's expected of them...and, these are the tenants you can play nice with (if needed), when that time comes.This scares, and usually, and miraculously, fixes whatever the "problem" was that allowed them to take advantage of the situation.

Having worked in a W-2 environment for the last 20 years, I've now had my eyes opened to the incredible wealth building power of residential rentals versus the "quick fix" and subsequent tax bills from the land deals I've been doing. 

One parcel of 2100 acres and then subsequently purchased an adjacent parcel of 381 acres. 

Perhaps the inspector would let you slide with videos and pics of when the walls were opened.

Never heard of anyone having a sliding scale based on the age of the home.Property management, the tenant side is the same no matter how old the home is.