A healthy habit is to have the lender contact and email the sellers broker upon submission of the offer to reinforce the client's qualifications, timeline and any lender tools that can help to expedite or simplify the transaction. 

From technological advancements to shifts in work habits and consumer behaviors, several factors are reshaping the demand for commercial spaces.

But no results, improvements, changes in their life habits.

I spent 40k in the first year bringing it to habitable and then I jumped though all the ******* crazy hoops the town made me jump through to get one of the only 6 STR permits they issued that year.

Extremes in either direction can harm you.

Can a tenant deem something a necessary repair when it does not effect habitability and there is in fact no issue?

I wouldn't neccasarily consider the 1/4" "floating" bottom of the draw a "joint", that being said....What's the harm in glueing those pieces in?

His habits are 40 years in the making.

If you take care of issues and keep your property above average it should cause you no harm to raise yearly.

. #2 reason is that rentals already bypass self-employment taxes (usually) which is the primary benefit of an S Corp (reduce SE tax plus PTET possibility).There is zero harm leaving it in the S Corp just don't revoke your election.