But the question is:  If someone falls down the stairs and breaks their neck, who is liable? 

And in our neck of the woods, inspectors work weekends and drive around.

You're in my neck of the woods!

I have the next 10 weeks off and I have the hustle, muscle, and desire to work and bring value to someone who may or may not be looking for some help.

My handyman is fully capable of installing these things.Plus, I am funding through a HELOC, so I don't have a lender breathing down my neck.

Also I would start looking for guys who's wife won't let them get a cabin/muscle car/New BBQ deck etc until they get rid of their pontoon boat.

It's a sellers market in my neck of the woods, East of Houston. 

It's always good to see people getting involved in REI up in our neck of the woods.If I had time, I could probably write 10 pages on the questions you ask here, but will try to give a very brief overview without getting lost in the weeds.As you probably imagine, Logan is the most desirable area for rental properties because of the perceived notion that the University provides an endless tenant pool.  

@John Thedford, As you know lot's are like pimples on a 14 year old in our neck of the woods.  

It's a pain in the neck to read, and to google all the "notwithstandings" and other legal mumbo jumbo, but it gave me a really solid understanding of what my rights are as a land-lord.