Typically  issues are raised when the exterior is not kept up with / parking on grass / garbage in neighborhoods where everyone takes pretty good care of their homes.If you keep it clean and run a tight ship, you should be okay most of the time.

All your accountant cares about is seeing a clean profit and loss statement.

The other thing to consider is the age and if you add a second floor will the entire structure need to be brought up to code for hurricane and wind.I live in a neighborhood where the homes are older (not in florida) and the foundations are hollow core CMU and adding a second floor would not be feasible due to soil bearing.

Or just avoid ST booking platforms.2) Converting the roof into a terrace (apt. on the top floor).

The worst thing here is people who he recently took money from - yes some people are still being conned out of their money - lost it all to the court.I can see him working on 4 houses at the moment, and each ia having work performed out of sequence with 3 of the 4 still having no front entrance door installed, but they have still finished the internal walls and laid the flooring.  

I manage the property myself and I have a person that comes in to clean the property after each tenant.

Property was more disgusting than we anticipated and we had to put extra money into deeper cleaning.

Property was more disgusting than we anticipated and we had to put extra money into deeper cleaning.

The bottom floor is approved for commercial business and has the main vault, some marble flooring, and a back room office and restroom.

My HELOC is prime +0 with a floor of 3.99.