I seem to be having a hard time finding anything about early termination.

But had a dog that you’ve had for 14 years.Aslong as you meet the dog and feel comfortable then I always let animals in the doors.If the animal is not behaved and out of control then I say no

If your properties cash flow well and values tank, your biggest risk will be having to refinance a commercial loan with a lower value (bringing money to refinance your own building stinks).

Make sure you don’t be have to be there for the business to run!

With this option, you need to take head of how renters are behaving. 

They have to be a bit shorter and perhaps on the surface than some of you would like them - I will work on a longer and more in depth investor version as well (not monthly, but maybe twice a year) that goes into the detailed metrics of the market; Greater Milwaukee breaks up in so many sub markets that behave and perform very differently and its interesting to see how that reflects in the numbers.Please let me know if you have specific questions or issues I should address in my next one!

He did note moderate curling shingles but stated that since my roof is at a very steep pitch that it wasn't an immediate concern.I have found a new insurance provider and will be having a policy written up this week.

Account Closed@Geoffrey BissenWe will be having our 3rd REI Meetup w/ the ADU Geeks to talk current state of market and the ins and outs of adding ADUs on your property. 

@Marie Diomi I'd say the most important piece of the puzzle would be having a contractor that you can trust to complete the job on time and budget.

(The cats are poorly behaved and leave behind a mess around the liter box area) My friend wanted the clarifications added to protect him as a tenant more clearly I guess, even though it is the generic Minnesota Lease.