About 3 years ago I had floor syncing issues for which one contractor put 5 jack units in the crawl space to lift floors a little bit as attached.

Yes they are a nice bonus, but you could find yourself on the end of a lawsuit due to a guest getting injured or even killed.

He's like one of the family?

Just about every time I have been privy to the details of a transaction where one of the parties is unrepresented and the other is, the unrepresented party gets the short end of the stick.

Also, if you honestly believe every last one of your reviews will be a 5 you may want to look at another business. 

PachalAUTHOR · CONSULTANT · SPEAKER · COACH · INVESTORSubject2Institute.comRegarding the insurance aspect of a subject to deal, what are the main questions you would ask an attorney to ensure the deal is structured correctly as it relates to the insurance policy?

Quote from @Jadon Grant: So, my business partner and I have run into a little bit of a roadblock.

Everyone has their own room and a bathroom and they share common space such as living room, dining room and a kitchen and they are one the same lease.

Reminds of a friend of mine - bought a brand new Camry but kept it in the garage the whole time because he was afraid someone might scratch it.

I mean how else would Sellers (or even perhaps buyers) know that you own a neighborhood?