There is some weird red tape with OPPD.  

Selling moving supplies- scissors, tape, boxes, blankets and anything else you can add.Moving services- partner with a local moving services where you send them deals and they give you a commission.

The roof will have to be completely removed and probably re-framed to support heavier asphalt shingle roof.

If you can tape/mud the cracks that could end up taking just as long as re-rocking the whole thing.

I agree there could be some risk if you just tape an eviction letter to her door though.

I'm really unsure about a few steps since I'm really a newbie some of my questions are pretty much Level A. any help would be much appreciated I'm really in a research fact finding stage and don't know where my focus should be 1st. 1) Does the property being on 2 lots mean I can do new construction of a new home without much "red tape" I take it this requires permits and has to be approved??

I'm always afraid of being sued, especially after I read that one guys post how he had an iron clad contract and even video taped the signing.

Roof- Good (I would estimate half life remaining)Boilers- Newer and kept upHot water heater- NewSiding- NewerWindows- Older but all in great conditionParking- ample with newer asphalt put down in 2000.

I went through all the paperwork and red tape associated with Section 8 and found my first tenant.

You can just put it in their mail box and tape it to their door with how they can pay you.