For a rental I'm not going to care about a chair rail in the dining room, hardwood vs.

(However worth mentioning my day job is a Director of Engineering so fairly substantial.  

I sat my behind on the chair and contemplated what I did wrong in the last walk through.

Being aware of the laws will save you time with your attorney and your accountant.Looking at the state laws you'll see issues like the removal of members or partners and how such issues default to state law, if that is not what you want (and to do so it may require a law suit to accomplish) you can address the removal of officers, directors, members or their rights through the OA so long as it doesn't contradict law.

I always give tenants a big pack of felt pads to go under chairs.  

MetLifeFinanced in 2011: $11.00 billion200 Park Ave.New York, NY 10166PH: 212.578.2211www.metlife.com/realestateOfficers: Robert Merck, Senior Managing Director, Real Estate Investments; Mark Wilsmann, Managing Director, Real Estate Investments4.

BTW - I just about fell out of my chair regarding your "lizard" comment lol!

Board of directors are often difficult to deal with, and don't always have your interest at heart.

At the same time, low housing inventory levels along with constrained housing development activity throughout the city of Austin are preventing home sales growth at the city level.”Here are the basic stats on single-family home sales for October 2017 for the City of Austin and the greater Austin area:Investors looking to meet the demand are finding it difficult in Austin:“Developers and builders are beginning to experiment with lower-cost, higher-density products between $200,000 and $300,000 in suburban markets, where products like townhomes and smaller single-family homes can be built more easily,” said Vaike O’Grady, Austin Regional Director for Metrostudy.

If you can work under directors or management in those positions you'd learn a lot more.