This law imposes duties on the landlord including: Abiding by any applicable housing codes (including state, city and/or county codes), and maintaining the property in a safe and reliable manner.A tenant can sue a landlord for a slip and fall as long the tenant can prove the landlord was negligent and the negligence was the cause of the tenant’s personal injury (broken or fractured bone, scarring, or another serious bodily injury).

The IRS safe harbor is at least 24 months of business use for the property you're giving up and the property you're acquiring.  

Deals can be done on flips, but if you're looking for a safe equity play, you can't go wrong in Salt Lake County. 

I like to tell people that if you plan to be an investor who is flipping and holding all the time, on your flips just set aside 40% of the profit to be safe. 

#5 is one I haven't done yet but have concerns about idiot tenants who won't replace the battery on the smart lock and then say they can't get into the home #10 There are now water sensor IoT devices that can definitely help monitor floods and have been shown to be well worth their while for anyone who owns apartment buildings as they reduce insurance premiums and help prevent huge water damage claims

It's pointless to ask "what-if-I-fall" because you will 100%, I guarantee you WILL make mistakes, there will be failings, and as long as you mitigate them into a safe setting so they are survivable ones, like learning to ride a bike in a lawn vs out on a highway, or in REI using an experienced REI Realtor/Consultant and experienced PM's vs on own for everything, your going to get through it and be all the better for the experience. 

I would choose class B+ area of Hsv any day over class B- areas of Austin suburbs.At least in Hsv, whoever is entering the market now, they can safely get 5-7% cash on cash plus a strong appreciation growth pretty safely, for many that is still a "Good" deal.

More difficult to see safe money-making opportunities, so it seems like, from my perspective, listings and contracts are being reported in small waves, as people dip their toes in. 

That doesn't necessarily mean it's safe or in good condition though. 

I feel like it's safe to assume that when most people see the letter in the mail it just goes straight in the trash anyway.