Maybe you can shed some light for me please?

It might shed some light on the idea of flipping houses.

Hopefully this thread will shed some additional light on the subject for others in the future.

I'm mostly a buy-and-hold kinda guy, so let me know if there is anything I can shed light on!

Some of them you never see.I include a variety of things in my lease, from storage (no lawn furniture or storage sheds allowed), no pools, no trampolines, no fire pits, no fireworks, no smoking on the property, no alcohol to minors, no minors shall stay the night in the property for any reason at any time, a limit on overnight guests, how much notice to vacate, liability waivers, and items about quiet enjoyment.

What light can you shed on how easily LO's can be done on this side of town?

A friend of mine was building a shed in his backyard, he didn't build it far enough off the setback and failed inspection.

Lastly all carpet will pill (where strands of the fiber shed from the carpet) when they are new, but polyester will do that much more.

However, out-of-country seller (no debt) paid $300/month to a property manager, $100/month taxes, $205/year insurance, $350/month water, $120 month for electric/heat (laundry shed), $35/month trash (dumpster shared with 2 other MFHs), $105/month mowing, $20/month pest spraying, $50/month for cleaning of laundry room, in addition to any maintenance required.

But even after this they do this and i am burning my eyes looking for buyers woring hardest possible to match buyer to deals please can you shed some light on which WATERTIGHT AGREEMENT I CAN USE?