If the property didn't stay compliant, what happens?

I've heard a few things and came across some posts on here while researching the reg d. my attorney mentioned it but didn't have any concrete facts to tell me.

It sort of looks like painted concrete, but the sheen is different.ThanksJustin

We have removed the old tile in preparation to add stained concrete and need to create 8 patient rooms in this 3,400sq ft building.1.

You need to have some reserves for repairs vacancies etc.If you are not able to obtain long term financing from the owner I would be fearful that in 6 months you may be unable to get your new loan. also, consider that if you go to get a new loan you will have closing costs that will require cash unless the owner is willing to pay your closing costs as well.You need to get concrete numbers and start putting them together in plan. sounds like you are in the beginning stages of planning. please make sure you have a solid plan with realistic numbers that work before committing to this property.I hope this helps.

If other people's money is involved you need to make sure you are compliant with securities laws.

Utilize a RE agent if you must but make sure the tenant is compliant with YOUR screening criteria.

The last 10% I've been working on the last two years.This week I'm building a stained concrete patio with a black stained pergola out back...last projectCan't wait to do it all over again soon!

It had the wide horizontal aluminum windows(which were getting replaced anyway), and painted concrete block on the first floor and painted plywood T 1-11 siding on the second.

But, I've done plenty of concrete work.