Can't hurt to call the LARA office in Lansing to confirm.From the sites: "Failure to file the annual statement will result in the company no longer being in good standing after two years..." http://www.michigan.gov/lara/0,4601,7-154-61343_35413_35429-118513--,00.html"NOTE: If an LLC is currently not in good standing status, in order to file a dissolution form, the LLC must first restore good standing."

It's a 3b/2 full bath, new interior and exterior paint, large master bedroom w two closets, large breakfast bar in the kitchen, fully jetted massage walk in bath, on the corner of a quiet cul-de-sac, in a pretty good school district. rentometer has it's median at $1219 and zillow has it at more like $1450, which makes a difference in the numbers.

I'm just restoring it, not trying to upgrade it, because comps in the area are wild.  

Would love to restore and flip older homes to lower income families, that are looking to start out fresh or make a fresh start.

I had sold a motorcycle I had built with my father and a old car I was restoring, my dad was in the auto body industry so the itch to work on cars and motorcycles rubbed off on me.

We both work four ten hour days and typically devote one full day to rest or pure fun and the other two free days to rentals.

Carolina Restorations came out and cleaned it up for us (Great company by the way).

I still believe that real estate is the best investment and am trying to restore my holdings.

This is what HUD says in answer to some questions you may have  but I am not sure if it is the latest and greatest.http://www.hud.gov/offices/fheo/disabilities/reasonable_modifications_mar08.pdfIn general the tenants  are not required to restore exterior modifications back to the original state.

I am a frugal do it all that buys material and stuff from the Habitat re-store and saves it!