Handling Unforseen DelaysA clause should address unexpected events beyond human control, including weather-related delays, natural disasters, supply chain disruptions, or unforeseen structural issues.

Googling the address shows Zillow listings at market rent or MLS listings. 

I'm not saying the list is ridiculous,  because all safety concerns should be addressed.

I think I addressed all your (many) responses, now please just settle on.

If you DM me your email address I'll get you added to our events email list.Regarding the options you listed, I think #1 is best.

I hate having to force someone to address that but I've caught this person in numerous lies.

I recall reading in Forbes that major foundation fixes can add surprising value, becuase it addresses the single biggest fear buyers have.. a shaky structure.From my three decades in fix-and-flips, Ive noticed how important it is to have a team you trust.. from attorneys who know probate deals to realtors willing to drive for dollars with you, scouting hidden gems.

As to the buddy I mentioned in Washington state it was the same scenario; he converted tax-free up to their standard deduction but above that he kept within the lowest tax bracket and paid the smallest amount of tax possible.Thank you @Basit Siddiqi for calling me out on this and giving me a chance to address my mistake; it's important people have the correct information.  

One thing that's worked really well for me is looking through county deed records of the addresses that the LLC's are being housed under.I'd say 50% of the time the LLC address leads to a residential property, that I can then skip trace. 

I have 4 mailboxes, and signs for all 4 addresses, and I've been paying sewer for 4 units.I guess I need to set up a protest hearing, but what should I be doing before then?