The work you mentioned is absolutely negligible and you will open a real pandora's box bringing inspectors into your home and start an endless stream of trouble.

Here is the public records request form:http://www.kcgov.us/services/prrform.pdfIf you look at the line just below the signature box, it reads:"I certify that the information reviewed or received will not be used as a mailing or telephone list as prohibited under Idaho Code §74-120."

Most breaker boxes are 100, 150, or 200 amps. 

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Investors need to start thinking about outside the box strategies though in acquiring properties to flip.

These guys make you really think outside of the box when it comes to wealth building.

We were looking for a new business opportunity with significant potential, and this one appeared to check all the boxes.

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Lenders will get more creative for larger loans, but for smaller loans such as this, things need to fit in the box more so or it's not worth their time and brain power to figure it out.

The tenants are good about keeping it locked (combo) and it seems to be the right size as long as boxes get flattened.