I gave it a test run using the free option and quickly signed up for a paid subscription.Strong suits? 

I dont know of any private lender (generally meaning someone personally lending their own money) who is going to roll the dice on you for nearly the same yields that they can get by just buying fixed income securities.

He'll need to set the heads, run the lines, hook up the lines, ensure a vacuum, pressure test, and release refrigerant, perhaps even adding some.The contractor knows he's not making a ton of money, and even though his margins aren't there because you're supplying the units, he needs to factor in you calling him and expecting warranty service if something runs afoul.

Upon inspection, flame rolled out from under the furnace because the asbestos was worn away.

Roll it into the rent with a lease clause that anything over $X is split 50/50 between both tenants and you don't care who uses more water...In short, spend some money and make it a legal duplex or at least make it two separate units.

The Alabama Supreme Court has been looking for a test case so they can pivot to more rigorous pleading standards. 

I usually do a test run of my taxes in November so that I have time before 12/31 if I need to make any moves, so at least I know what I can count on at the bottom level, since I already know my bracket will end up being at or above 24% this year.

Of the CRM's I tested that were part of an all in one system, they lacked basic task management. 

The community in Linden rolled out the ONE Linden Plan which was a 50M plan to improve the neighborhood.

Take the highest rate and keep as much money in pocket as you can, even if you only breakeven when you refinance in the future (6 months) you can get your payments down, potentially roll in any costs, and skip a payment or two.