It's interesting that when the subject is an audit, the usual contributors in this forum are as quiet as a church mouse

@Mat O'Grady ,@Filipe Pereira, @Craig Bellot, thank you so much guys!

I fill the bait stations twice a year and haven't found a mouse inside the home in two years.

We had to add plywood, use leveling compound, then a uncoupling mat (wanted to ensure the old wiggles wouldn't bother the tile) and grout and tile to get the correct height. 

Tenants start playing cat and mouse game.Will not pick up calls,no response to txt message.IN A NUTSHELL "FORCED US TO FILE FOR EVICTION" LEASE ENDED JUNE 2022..last day of lease tenant txt he is in a horrible accident( which is a lie,as he had asked us in may to extend lease till end of aug) n cant move now.. i said good luck but hand me my keys..

There currently is not a laundry mat in our small town and the local car wash is pretty run down as well.

The closing is not more expensive, it is actually cheaper because all the underwriting is handled in-house and you dont have all those mickey-mouse fees that brokers love to charge.

If you're thinking of doing an electric system, as I am (wire mats underneath your hardwood), here are a couple things I've discovered so far:Electric heating means that you'll need to be grid tied.You will need to seal the matting to the floor with a mortar.

I would suggest, therefore, that you not make an SDIRA investment until you are not scared to do so, either through education, investing only a small amount initially, or both.As far as education goes, I have a dog-eared copy of Mat Sorensen's book "The Self-Directed IRA Handbook" close at hand on my desk at work. 

It doesn't matter because with the Internet, I can travel the globe with my computer mouse (before the Internet, I would have used amateur radio).The cost of living is cheaper here (housing is one third the cost of Silicon Valley) and there was a noticeable lack of traffic when I first arrived, although I'm starting to get spoiled about the traffic.