@Brent Coombs  you probably were writing you last post as I was writing my last post.The only part that surprises me, is the wholesaler expects the end buyer to pay for all 4 sides of a double close.

My landlords like it.If you have a referral link that would be great, thanks again (: Do you recommend anywhere to write a lease?

I would keep reaching out  (emailing is preferred, so it's in writing) to the county permitting department until you get a clear answer, even if it is "We don't have any occupancy septic rule". 

I have two write now and both have been a nightmare.

Did she write 'prostitute' on her application?

Along with this, a great buyer's agent knows the market and knows how to write an offer.

If it is assigned parking, contact the tenant in writing and let them know that they are not to park there and next time they will be towed without warning.

We may be able to write it, but would need more information.

I recommend you put it in writing.

I just wear so many hats...for example...I do the advertising, selling, hiring, firing, scheduling, payroll, taxes, product research, price negotiation, inspections, insurance meetings, insurance write ups, bank meetings, draw requests, and when I need to I can pick up any tool on any project and do the work better than the lead guy on the crew.