Kay March: In our lease we explicitly require Tenants to obtain our consent prior top affecting any repairs or alterations to a property ... and in most instances we will insist they use our standard trades/service providers to carry out the work.

Plans and permit for repairsRemove all partitions - including plumbing and electric - installed in the basement and enclosed porch with one story brick building addition being used as part of 1st floor dwelling unit with out a building permit.Submit plans and obtain permit for all related work to authorize alterations to basement or restore the building to the original state. 4037 - Submit plans and obtain permit for enclosed rear porch and brick one story addition now being used as part of the 1st floor dwelling unit.Window trim and sashes are rottingFailed to maintain the exterior walls of a building or structure free from holes, breaks, loose or rotting boards or timbers and any other conditions which might admit rain or dampness to the wallsKnowingly performed construction work in violation of stop work order.

Since an increase in cash flow translates into an increase in value when valuing real estate via the income method, even junker rentals will increase in value at around the rate of inflation, like nicer single family homes do.Now, I'll bet some are thinking about neighborhoods where junker prices have either stayed flat or gone down over time.

Pretty sure I just sent a rental app to an email address that translates to, "I manage hookers and smoke weed!"

If you use your LLC's bank account to pay for personal items (groceries, beauty salon, etc.) then a plaintiff could claim that the LLC is nothing more than an "alter ego" for you, and thus "pierce the corporate veil" to go after your personal assets.Those two terms in quotes would be great search keywoards to learn more.

if you purchase this property without disclosing to both parties that you are in fact making $50K on the transaction by "pushing papers" you could wind up paying treble(3x) damages to all parties involved, that translates into 2 parties, times 3 = 6 times damages, or $300K.

Now there absolutely are other factors that could alter my assumptions, but that is a huge margin for equipment efficiency differences.Again, my advice is to check attic insulation, check equipment efficiency just to be sure, but then tell the tenants they need to turn the thermostat down.

Mine just translated from my native language, that`s why the spelling is a lil different.

It is absolutely against the law for a transaction broker to "look out for your best interest"...and in simple translation...that could cost you thousands!  

Borrowing costs are just one of the variables, so when rates go up it’s just a matter of altering my strike price to solve for the same performance as I was forecasting with lower rates.What I’m hearing is that the agencies are reaching their annual caps and have been awarded too much business lately so they are just trying to shift market share.