I'm having real headaches with furniture) that fits 2 stools underneath.

It was coming up and could see underneath the wood and he did not seem to think that was a problem he could just cut the one piece out and have it fixed.

Lenders typically have no interest in taking on another property when they are underwriting a loan; especially not one on foreign soil.

Currently, it is one LLC with one property underneath it (more to come hopefully).

Even when I see a property with new carpeting in near-mint condition my first thought is to rip it out and polish up the hardwood underneath.

Put a coat of oil-based polyurethane underneath the counter where the dishwasher goes, the front of where the sink is and the entire cut-out hole for the sink.

I am torn on what kind of review to leave.Here is what was wrong:Rotten trim on the front porchPorch deck board with a lot of play indicating support beam underneath needed to be repaired.The ac filter did nothing as there was a door with louvers on back side of air handler intake where bulk of air was being pulled fromMattress needs to be replaced.All rooms with tile floor (3 rooms) had cracks in some of the tile.Lights burned out in bottom of microwave that shines on stoveTV was good sized and had cable, but was not a smart TV and this was the only TV in the house.No gutters on house, buth tin overhangs over window.

Then you create two child LLCs underneath it per state you operate in.

After removing the carpet it looks like asbestos tile is underneath and I am not sure what the right thing to do is.

A detailed lease agreement is all well and good if the renter is a reasonable person, otherwise it might as well be toilet paper to be soiled and flushed.