the best option is to get copy and make a appointment whit a Attorney anything any body whill tell will be a opinion whit out the details of the facts(lease)

I think you should stick to bread and butter class C and B rental property and stay away from these niches like student housing or military towns.

Same for the faucet, don't use a cheap model with a plastic body...get a mid range moen or pfister single handle NO Sprayer.

Also many use mastic where it should be thin set,,,and back buttering tiles required.I worked in a store that had concrete floors with tile over. 

Since we do this on a daily basis our bodies are used to working in this position.

That’s strange, most brokerages are looking for any warm body to hire.

The cigarette they are smoking has hundreds of chemicals in it that are not good for the body.

If it works we'll pull the trigger and do our best and hope it's like the first one, if not and we take some body-blows we'll keep slugging and try not to get KO'd.

My goal is to take cash value loans out as early and often as possible and self-fund some bread and butter rehab projects that I'm already doing… So, I’ll in theory repay the loan to my policy, however, the proceeds from the rehabs are taxable, but they would be anyway if I was using cash sitting around my .01% bank account.

That's my bread and butter so pretty familiar with the whole process