(n) All trash must be in tied plastic bags and placed in the proper receptacles.

@Andrew Helenbrook national lenders can be a mixed bag.

Columbia housing is a mixed bag, but they are good people generally speaking.

Why didn't you sell your stuff or throw it in storage, pack your bags, and hop on a Greyhound to one of the hundreds of cities across America that were wide open, affordable, and begging for employees?

I've thought about going the flip route to generate more income to buy more of these, I'm just concerned I'll be left holding the bag with how hot the market is and a lot of people claiming a recession is imminent.

So, the LLC gives the landlord a fighting chance if it was properly maintained, without it, he might as well pack his bags and leave the country!

I've found that the most authentic leaders are willing to help anyone if you ask and be curious!  

Once you have 5+ projects in the bag alot of lenders will consider you a pro and your terms get better, guidelines looser, widens the web of projects you can do.No after you have 10 flips under your belt and you have 8 doors in your portfolio and now a piece of land comes around that maybe you can build on you are now much more fundable on such a project (it will still be hard but not impossible).

(There will be things that need replacement after year 1)  Consumable supplies (coffee, toilet paper, soap, trash bags, etc.)

It is my fear that if they don't reimburse me for the power, that I will be left holding the bag.