Not all brokers operate this way but I frequently experience different treatment when I approach a listing agent as a buyer as opposed to as a broker representing myself or a broker representing a 3rd party.

New vinyl "wood" plank flooring throughout, new cabinets, countertops, dishwasher, sinks and faucets, lighting fixtures, paint, window treatments, door seals... literally everything but the bathtub and stove was replaced, and it looks beautiful.  

2) If not, then should I do fumigation and other treatment towards the end of the project or before doing any work?

Over the past couple weeks, I have done considerable spot treatment of the affected areas, and patched and/or repaired the damaged wood.  

You are paying for ongoing maintenance of the entire municipal water supply infrastructure/ water treatment plant upkeep etc. through your water bill.

So these easily qualify for 1031 treatment. 

While publicly traded REITs are very much like stock market investing, the other types offer their own advantages and disadvantages, primarily relating to volatility, liquidity and tax treatment. 

Magically, you start getting preferential treatment and pricing when you keep using and sending them business.

This would still be a qualified IRA/401(k) with all the same tax treatment, timelines for distributions, etc.There are several professionals in this field active here on BP that can help you get started with an understanding of what is possible.  

I have my first mortgage with with WF and was attracted by their one year fixed rate, but everyone I speak to at their branches or 1800 number seems completely unfamiliar with the concept of a 2-4 unit home.I know WF does HELOCs on rental properties, but I was wondering if anyone has had experience with their treatment of 2-4 unit owner occupied homes.