The TV host talks mostly about the powerful people he knows like lawyers, business owners, owners of major restaurants, bars/ nightclubs, celebrities etc.

They used to have a code that made it easy to access but now they have a scanniing device and key bar code that gives entry and is changed often.Just ask for a listing of everything on the market over 6 months old etc.

They have been tenants of the building for over 5 years, but we have owned the building for just short of a year (and inherited them and the section 8 ).Are we responsible for wheel chair ramps, widening doors, accessible baths & tiolets with lift bars, etc.?

Most of the inspectors I know are easy to work with and more than happy to talk to you about any new code changes.you will like this story.. i had my electrician change the riser. he made it 10' above the driveway, about 2 feet higher than the gutters.the inspector came and said, "you need 12' above the driveway". i put a new riser, which made it over 4' above the gutters.he came back and said "it's too high above the gutters. put 2 guy wires to the roof". i said, "Ok, it was too low, now it's too high". then he failes me for not having a "inter bonding grounding bar for the AT&T and Dish grounding systems".lol...

This will allow me to maintain my current net worth, increase my cash flow and I'll still be able to purchase my restaurant/bar in paradise which is what I was searching for, for 18 months.

So I recommend having approx. 33% of the rehab funds in your bank account before embarking on this real estate journey.Well, that's the gist of it, once you do this upfront work you can then just sit back and write checks and order inspections while your GC runs the project for you, barring any major issues such as crumbling plaster come up.

I don't go to biker bars.

Those alerts can also be seen if you mouse over the "Inbox" on the upper right menu bar and scroll down.

Buy a decent light-duty chainsaw (I suggest a Husquevarna 455, with a 18 inch bar).

It's generally developed by that county's bar association.