Everything went so smooth with no last minute surprise.Anyway, I'm not sure if it is ok for me to post the mortgage person's contact here, but I'll try anyway :)Her name is Linda Wong, from Wells Fargo.Hope this helps.

If you are pulling permits they can make you do more work, there can be hidden issues, the contractor could fail to deliver, if you don't use permits someone could turn you in at the last minute and you spend the next 2 months smoothing feathers at City hall.

Hopefully everything goes smoothly for you.

(Although not working for the month of June ;)It's been going smoothly enough that I was able to take a month and a half off late last year to travel Europe, without any problems - and used the money I didn't pay a property manager that year, to do it..

I'm definitely not trying to be in the subletting business, so hopefully this person passes the criteria and things go smooth.

Hi All,I have a client who has a property that he has leased to a master tenant with the understanding that the master tenant can sublease rooms to meet rent obligations.Everything has been going pretty smoothly for years, but a number of problems have arisen that my client does not want to renew the lease with the master tenant that expires at the end of the month.  

However you'll be coasting smoothly on your down the other side.Good luck.

The rules are close enough in each country that in most cases it won't be a deciding factor - you will benefit more from choosing an objectively reasonable structure that is transparent to, and provides a smooth investment process for, your investors. 

If I liked them and they pay on time and I want to keep things going smoothly, then I'd simply voice your concerns, mention the poo in the yard issue and leave it at that.

The first few months can be a little choppy as you figure out systems and iron out the kinks, after that I suspect they will smooth out.