Or vice versa.  

A landlord that keeps the exterior in good condition, commonly keeps units in good repair, and vice versa.  

Feel free to make corrections or add feedback - I realize that states can be landlord friendly but cities can be tenant friendly or vice versa.LANDLORD FRIENDLYSUNBELT ArizonaTexasFloridaAlabamaGeorgiaLouisianaMississippiSouth CarolinaNorth CarolinaArkansasColoradoOklahomaUtah (moderate)New Mexico (moderate)MIDWEST OhioIndianaMichigan* (I hear they're trying to make it tenant friendly / make evictions difficult, perhaps limited to certain cities)Illinois* (not Chicago)Wisconsin (moderate)Iowa (moderate)North DakotaSouth DakotaMissouriTennessee (moderate)WESTWyomingIdahoAlaskaMontanaSOUTHWest VirginiaVirginia (moderate)KentuckyNORTHEASTPennsylvaniaNew Hampshire (moderate)TENANT FRIENDLYNORTHEASTMaineVermontRhode IslandDelawareNew YorkMarylandConnecticutMassachusettsWashington, D.C.New JerseyMIDWESTMinnesotaKansasNebraskaWESTOregonWashingtonHawaiiSUNBELTCaliforniaNevadaSource: Various articles and Turbo Tenant

The associations have to reapply for this every year or so- some can't qualify and some just don't bother.https://entp.hud.gov/idapp/html/condlook.cfmSome properties that are called condos  are actually townhouses, and vice versa. lots of confusion around this, but if the property is legally a townhouse, then you can get the FHA loan. 

Some markets are better for notes then holding and vice versa.

I would suggest going to the REIA - (I was once their president) and get to rub shoulders with some like minded people.

I foresee some slowdown once we get closer to November, and for that to continue onto early next year as everyone waits to see what the new presidents agenda will be. 

This way your personal assets can not be taken to fulfill a judgement against an entity and vice-versa.Yes there are tax implications, financing implications, and legal implications to every variable there is.  

Jennifer - If your buyers are putting in inspection contingencies, then naturally they should be offering a little more and vice versa, I would think.

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