Hi Elvis,You will need to fill out a construction permit if you are doing a major renovation, which requires an inspection from the city to ensure the code is followed.

If you do not want to rush and ensure there nothing is inadvertently omitted or inaccurate, you can file an extension. 

Want to ensure there are not super aggressive rent growth, operating expense, exit cap figures.Having an attorney look over the docs is never a bad idea. 

While you’ll want to get a home inspection for the unit itself, there are additional steps to take to ensure you’re making a wise investment.Start with a thorough inspection of the condo.

This approach allowed us to manage renovation costs effectively while ensuring a smooth transaction process.

Your home, has to be in good condition & you will have to ensure that the tenant can vacate the home. 

What do you find is the most effective way to ensure guests leave a review and hopefully a good one?

Thanks Jason.I personally don't want to have any liability on my primary residence (Apart from Property tax of-course).That's the reason I am looking to do this is to ensure that if I am secure.

I recommend consulting with a cost segregation specialist to ensure accurate classification and compliance.

It looks like they are there to reinforce the decking, but there are no joist hangers or cement footings (down to frost depth).For me...I would have a structural engineer come out and evaluate the footings of the buildings to ensure it's sound.Good luck in your search!