For your PPM - I use SP for our investor portal, but I would never use their PPM docs because they're templated/boilerplate language that can really expose you to a lot of risks. 

If you have a park you may want to sell propane.

We purchased a condo with industrial style and there is one exposed air duct in the living room.

You should ALWAYS have your team in place BEFORE the deal, that way you can get a realistic idea of construction cost and risk way before you expose yourself to the risk.

As background, I have a low net worth as I'm just starting my career, but a high income job that I worry exposes me to liability.

Are they doing everything they can to expose properties to the widest possible market?

Are they doing everything they can to expose properties to the widest possible market?

If there's obvious insulation break-down and bare wires exposed to rafters, joists or wall studs, same.Since you are planning to keep it, and you make your money back on your insurance, it's probably not a bad idea although I would shop around on some pricing.

. -1 set of exposed wires in basement-1 loose ceiling tile -a fixture on the ceiling that is loose- a sink In the basement that is too close to the electrical panel He has not paid rent and I have begun process of eviction.

We were told that the previous tech exposed our new furnace (less than 2-year-old) and there could be rusting in the heater exchanger, which would cause the furnace to fail as well in the near future.