If you choose lap you can buy gecko guards or something like that to hold your laps while you nail them in.  

I am confident there are trustworthy wholesalers out there, but I definitely keep my guard up. 

There's a couple things to keep in mind about the VA loan as you use it.First, the program was designed specifically to foster home ownership for active duty/Guard/Reserve/veterans, not to purchase rental properties, so you can't use it to say, purchase a 4-plex in Atlanta, GA while you live in Portland, OR, you would have to move to Atlanta, GA and live in it.  

1) Deferred maintenance 2) Professional design, landscaping, and misc. upgrades3) Built a functional guard house and gated the property to complete enclosure 4) Income based valuation vs. comps What was the outcome?

A landlord has a duty to exercise reasonable care to guard against foreseeable dangers arising from use of portions of the rental property over which the landlord retains control.

So have your guard up, and ask a ton of qualifying questions to make sure that they will be working with YOUR best interests in mind.

Or jus do a move out inspection and charge current tenant accordingly but current tenant said jus got orders from national guard and no time to do any cleaning or fixing and needs out asap and friend can move in asap as is.  

There are raised toilet seats that have guard rails.

Hey BP,Just wanted to get thoughts from the community. I've been investing for a couple years now and have about 15 doors (various types).I've been hit with pretty bad water damage basically twice a year from various ...

As a 21-year Army National Guard Veteran, I welcome the challenges that lie ahead!