Also keep in mind that Pittsburgh is a Historic District and that will come into play, if you get a permit and want to alter something

It looks like owners who occupy the property may make whatever alterations they'd like in accordance with code and permitting. 

I can see that the SFH routine has been a great experience for us and we're still happy with our tenants and the progress we've made.We've recently decided to alter our course now...we're going to regroup for about 6 months and then attack the multifamily units exclusively. 

Simply state that you cannot alter the lease until the renewal period and he is responsible as much as she is.  

The more I learned about real estate the more convinced I was that this was something my husband and I could do together and we started altering our life strategy to include real estate in the future goals.

@James Leos you wrote:rate will be about 4 points on top of the adjustable rate LOC I have (which is based on LIBOR or the equivalent U.S. benchmark)So, no, I don't think that translates into LIBOR + 4%. 

Translation: my roommates have to sign a lease, and I have to have a new appraisal done on my house, with the hopes that my improvements and the general appreciation in all of East Nashville (plus my 20% equity from my downpayment) will get me to 30% equity by the time we close.

white rock = local colloquialism  (aka...chalk, as in "Chalk Hill" in Cedar Hill) translation...Slate  ;-0

Do you keep details on your tenant experience to alter or adjust your rental or screening criteria?

Also, I need to be more specific in my list and find inherited properties, look through foreclosures, damaged properties, and divorces if I'm going to have better prospects as a wholesaler of distressed properties/home owners.On top of this alteration, in regards to my yellow letter, I'm actually considering using postcards because yellow letters are too expensive for me to use at this time.