It makes no scenes to "arrange" an appointment time with a tenant to do work.

Louis real estate scene.

To redo the rest was close to $52k because he wasnt allowed to replace anything, only restore.Your HRB may not be as nightmarish but just be sure you do your homework.

So we get to chit chatting and to make things worse the well she tells me is not on the lot so now It bad scene in house and no water..

It does not make good business scenes for me to have 30 tenants with 30 roofs at a higher price per door when I can have 30 tenants with only one roof at a lower price per door.

We're currently 60% thru reading Set For Life, new to the real estate scene and wishing we could do it all over.

It is walking distance to a great local bar scene.

Behind the scenes it should be an HO-6 policy but the company and agent will probably call it something else that is particular to that carrier.

I'd like to know if there is a better answer out there.I know that in the commercial office scene, buildings are rated by the BOMA Building Classification:https://www.boma.org/BOMA/Research-Resources/Indus...I' too would like to know if there is a universal classification for multifamily.

Makes no scenes for them to hold brick and mortar real estate at all.