Martin:I've got money burning a hole in my pocket:(Well, if it is causing you that much discomfort, you can have a cashiers cheque drafted to Louer Louer Ltd. and we can help ease the discomfort ;-)[Note: to moderators: tongue was firmly planted in my left cheek as I wrote the above]

It's very easy for a tenant to use a landlord/Realtor's high level of discomfort and desire to avoid conflict to their benefit.When a tenant throws a fit about being told they cannot be present, I simply tell them they are welcome to take video and/or pictures of the property immediately before turning over the keys.  

The value, particularly in the situation you've described is that we are specialists in the design, drafting, and permitting so it takes a lot of pressure off of the already overstretched investors, or discomfort in many cases, of dealing with the long arm of the permit office. 

Beyond the personal discomfort of having to specifically make such demands, the demands themselves may fuel suspicions, undermine loyalties, or, worst case, trigger the departure of a valuable minority player.

., definitely don't plan on more than 50% of gross rent qualifying as net rental income), global credit limitation -- and eventual cutoff -- on you as a borrower, more discomfort on their part as you amass more units, etc.

does the lady your buying it from know what your going to try to resell it for.. this is usually a little discomforting if it was not discussed up front.I have seen in Orygun were Sellers give written permission for a buyer to advertise or put the home on MLS but its usually a major value add play..

Once you tear stuff up and tell the tenants they only have to experience arise week of discomfort, you're on the hook if the carpenter gets the fu for a week, unexpected conditions arise, material gets backordered, etc.The most I'd do is things that can be started and finished in a day (windows, granite countertops, replacing light fixtures).

Ultimately spreading your hate and discomfort for PPC to your friends and people you meet at networking events.

Otherwise, waiving all contingencies on a house that might have major issues (e.g. foundation) would definitely cause discomfort.

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