When we accommodate a change in the make up of a household, we let the tenants know the full security deposit stays in our trust account, earmarked for that unit, until the final departure of all occupants and we have received return of possession of the unit.

Every time I see or hear the word "FLEX" involved with a commercial property it seems like it's an obsolete building that's laid out all wrong on the property, that was specifically built to manufacture something like steam powered typewriters.It will have low ceilings, loading docks unable to accommodate modern tractor trailers, and two phase electric.Even if the building is modern, It'll be built for some kind of business that was put out by some kind of big box retailer.

@Dale PlantThe last time around, it took 3-4 years before the tumbleweeds rolled in and price returned to the planet.Another thing to keep in mind is much of the {camp} housing is not permanent, but trailers and semi-permanent accommodations.  

Some counties have comprehensive information on their websites (or like my home county, can't even get year built right).  

This is my first post and I look forward to the help that this great community provides.I'm in the process of forming a partnership with two to three individuals to flip houses and need an experienced attorney to help create a fair and comprehensive contract. 

There is also at least one web site specific to my city that lists rents, though it's not as location comprehensive as I would like. 

The only thing I know for sure is not to give any money upfront before work is being done and/or complete.Reading a book only takes you so far in your comprehension of the renovation procedure.

Our municipal website has a comprehensive plan to refer to that many find beneficial.  

I had t buy my wife a van to accommodate for our third child and in the process I got her van financed at 3.5% interest.

Hello Richard, That is a very comprehensive answer.