These are a safety hazard for tenants, but work good while vacant.Another thing you can do is find a neighbor that's retired.

When I hear that I go into analysis mode and usually find that their cap rates are off by several percent.

If you can't pull your own permit, there is usually a good reason (read "some danger").This is your investment, and other peoples safety.

Also, make sure your tenants are not blocking the heat registers and cold air returns, or it will likely trip the safety and you will be getting the 2 a.m. call.We made sure our leases address the tenant responsibility in this regard after purchasing a new property and learning the hard way.

Make sure there is good ventilation because anyone breathing the fumes in for a longer time will be subject to brain damage.Once you got all your safety gear, get a metal bucket you can pour the stripper in and a natural bristle brush.

If your business model is a SFH rehab/resale, how did you finance deals for your first properties?

As soon as I walked in i chuckled at the very distinct smell of air freshener and marijuana.On another property, it wasn't what we found at the property, but what we found at the Police department and building and safety.

@Brian L I'm pretty sure you and I are following the same model. :-)I know exactly what you mean.

However, Children or adults , being at 55 is not a safety hazard.You have involved your caseworker, see what they can do.

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