Let's say I get to 10, and then peel 8 of them off into an LLC and get it refinanced into some sort of commercial lending product. 

Another route that I am considering is keeping my eyes peeled for a second house with an in-law suite or basement apartment. 

Not good.I suspect that there are also sponsors out there that do this to mask the true performance, obscuring the actual results from unsuspecting investors that don't know any better. 

I love the oil-based poly, mask on, getting down on the floor and brushing on a diluted sealer coat and then a first coat, then a last sanding with 320, vacuum, wet Swiffer, dry Swiffer, and then the second coat painstakingly applied.

The appraiser will fail a property for a small amount of peeling paint, a cracked window, wobbly hand rails, crumbly cement steps, etc. 

How old is the property and what would you be looking at for R&M? Ask

Peeling chipping paint is the issue and if your renovating the place it’s going to need to be painted anyway.

BUT IF sodium hypochlorite a epa registered pesticide in your opinion is so safe and non toxic go ahead drink up, bath in it etc. skip those rubber gloves too and why face mask, you dont care or worry about people breathing in the off gassing or splashing spraying it on their visible mold or homes.If not toxic or dangerous why epa, osha, fda regulate it and usa and Europe restrict and monitor it even in drinking water.

I personally am a fan of the "peel and stick" laminate.

Quickest, I would peel/ scrape off what you can without killing yourself.