We are more in the buy/hold area for rentals, but there are overlaps I'm sure.

Use a heavy mil plastic, overlap and tape the joints, turn the plastic up, and seal it to the walls.  

You're misinterpreting a code section just 1 tiny piece as it overlaps with an entire tax treatment.

Perhaps if your broker doesn't understand the investment game & how it overlaps with the retail market then you would have to explain that to them - as far as I can see, there shouldn't be any issues.

I read a suggestion on a DIY forum to tape the wall/ceiling joint flat (butt the tape into ceiling instead of overlapping) so you don't have to disturb then try to match the popcorn.

I know I'll catch some flak for that...How do you guys handle the overlap?

Just a couple of things (forgive me if there's overlap I skimmed through some of the posts):1) I don't generally, believe in the theory of buying performing as a stepstool to non-performing.

Yes, there's overlap as I triple check all underwriting and review in detail but it's better for someone with lots of experience to be the primary underwriter. 

If you know that you have the room that you need to crush a deal, that's the deal you should do.While not all flippers are wholesalers and vice versa, there is a lot of overlap amongst those that do this full-time because the two are so synergistic.Wholesaling isn't as complicated as people make it out to seem.

Coverage is not the same although there are obviously overlapping ideas.