Second, they can only charge you for the remaining life span of the door.

For my Minneapolis duplex, the 1BR apartment I'm looking at adding a bedroom to has a huge living room which spans 2/3 of the length of the entire property. 

In short, do I/can I form a Texas Series LLC that includes multiple properties spanning 3 different states?  

I self manage a portfolio of 6 units and am wondering about the correct way to account for general expenses that span multiple properties as tax deductions.

I know that Burlington is a great area and it may have appreciated 25% in that time span, but that factors in the HUGE bumps that the covid market gave every area.

Various marketing studies have been done over the years which suggest that your recipient has an average of somewhere around a 7-second attention span before he/she "pitches" your card.

Find yourself a good investor-friendly real estate agent.Your questions span several competencies:--Sourcing properties--Helping find a contractor--Structuring due diligence contingencies--Assessing valueThis is what real estate agents do. 

Also I can get a 5 year tax abatement for the new build which will save me 30k+ in property taxes over a 5 year span.

It is clear the client here is better off handling both materials and labor sourcing himself.In some of the states contemplated for the project, the law seems to suggest you can only build anywhere from 1 to 4 number of homes as an unlicensed owner builder during a span of 1 or 2 years (sometimes more) and without a general contractor; so the client in this case is not retaining a general contractor because they have some problem sourcing for materials or labor.

If the delay results in you not meeting the state deadline, then I suggest you make the PM pay for it or file a complaint against them with the state.Everything has an expected life span.