But the pain of the red tape and adapting to the BS has been killing me.  

The big firms there (Boeing, Microsoft, Amazon, Facebook etc) raised $500M to try to start to tackle the problem since they partly created it (skyrocketing of house prices and rent) but they have to deal with the red tape.

Also had video tape of the guy being fired, and him threatening them, etc.

One winter, the folks who were supposed to be filling potholes would drive the asphalt to a remote location and dump it instead of filling the holes until the city got wise to that.

A sound recording is different than a CD, record or tape.

Find a good painter - he can also scrape the popcorn since he'll have your rooms taped off anyway, assuming it's not asbestos. 2.

I don't if the park has gravel or asphalt roads, but either way fixing those can get expense and being in the PNW makes those repairs more likely than say New Mexico since you get far more rain. 2. you'll get more fidelity on this once you see five years of tax record, but if the owner has run this park at a 13% expense ratio, other surprises will pop up.

North Jersey is about the worst place to flip now with all the permit delays and town red tape they are throwing at us.

The gov needs to cut the red tape and make it cheap and easy to build, that will make housing affordable.

Little red tape and they actually provide free training and help.