A person that’s just looking for a property from time to time Brrrr would not be able to generate off market deals very easily without prior experience, etc.  

Start communication about 2 months prior to the lease ending sending out renewal emails and following up with a text or a phone call to confirm.

Prior to syndicating deals, I worked for a commercial real estate investor in NYC for 14 years and gained a lot of knowledge and practical experience while in that role. 

They also have a track record of five prior funds which the track record was certified by a third party firm.

We built into our automated messages to ask for feedback and do so prior to a review.

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But unless you have bad terms I would likely sit on that deal for the first 4.25 years and then look to refinance at that point prior to the balloon payment 9 months later.

If the subject floor is not perfectly flat, pour a self-leveler over the existing flooring (read the instructions on the bag FIRST). 

I guess another way of the asking the question is can you use a cost segregation study that was conducted prior to the property being used as a rental?

I fully support doing everything you can as a landlord to be in compliance of local zoning and ordinances, so I want to use your thread as a chance to let newer investors know a really important lesson: you can call the local municipality prior to owning a property.