I'm not a lawyer, not legal advise. 

@Jolene Blackbourn go Google Consumers Reports, which pretty much advises against all retail warranties.Majority are setup to string you along and wear you out, so you have the work done, which then negates their coverage.

I mostly advise people to buy in post 2000 construction unless they can get very comfortable with a particular building and its finances and board.Quote from @Jay Lutz: @Christian Busch @Khalid Bryan How do you think the changes to the condo association inspection reporting and reserve requirements are impacting the market?

I'm currently living with my parents rent-free, so I have the flexibility to wait before house hacking.Considering these factors, would it be advisable to rip out the carpet and install LVP flooring now, or should I wait until I move out to make the change?

should consult with local real estate attorney or property manager and they will advise the best way to do it 

Don't forget to add an adviser to your team to work with your CPA/tax professional to maximize the tax benefits available on each and every project.

I am looking into getting an attorney to help me with this, seems like that is the one  constant advise I have been getting.

But the loan officer I spoke with said they have no issue with me moving my properties into an LLC as long as I am paying the mortgage.Because my plan is to purchase properties under my name and BRRRR them and then put them into an LLC the lawyer is advising me to keep them in my name and bulk up on insurance/umbrella policy in case of a law suit.

Please advise thank you in advance.

Seeking advice from a local real estate agent or financial adviser may also prove beneficial, as they may offer valuable insights into the unique market dynamics and investment prospects in Philadelphia and Los Angeles.