BP,I need you help.Is it usual for a hard money lender to ask for a "uniform residential loan application" to be completed.

It's important to apply this criteria uniformly to every prospective tenant in order to avoid any issues pertaining to fair housing laws.

My rentals are in a Uniform Residential Landlord Tenant Agreement (URLTA) zone which has uniform guidelines, so worth looking into.

If the cost is truly going to be thousands then my first instinct is to uniform the tenants it is no longer for heating use, solely decorative.

I would just stay away from the dated patterns of granite (eg condo grade spotted tiger type pattern) and go for uniform color with very faint marbling to mimic quartz.

Should have called the SOS's office first I guess.I know that I don't need to have a company for people to take me seriously, but if by just  having an LLC and a "uniform" I stop getting the "your so young" line, it would be worth it to me.

Hello @Han Gu,Rental rates share very little uniformity across Orlando.

Also, having paint premixed at the factory should give nice uniformity between coats.

Yes, I would like a magic book that lists out the requirements to finish a basement or requirements for a kitchen remodel.How do I drive down the learning curve and not study the Uniform Building Code or Electric Code books :-/Thanks everyone!

Not legal advice but you might at least read: CALIFORNIA- -Single Family- -FannieMae/FreddieMac UNIFORM INSTRUMENT Form 3005 to see what it contains and to educate yourself.