It’s currently vacant and we are considering selling, but the foundation will be an issue.  

I want to make sure there are multiple layers of oversight to prevent issues caused by a bad actor or rogue employee.Here are some ideas I have so far, but I’m looking for more:Two signatures required for checks over $1,000 – Does the bank actually enforce this?

For example, the entity is registered with the state, providing transparency and avoiding title issues, which makes lenders more comfortable with the arrangement.

Not sure in Ohio, but here a license would be required and public health would be required to inspect the kitchen.Small scale might go under the radar but if any health issues came up or other issues that lead to an inquiry you may be exposed to liability.

How many of capital calls have gone out this year and how many do you expect to issue the remainder of the year?

My issue is that I don’t believe I’ll be able to get title insurance on this place for 12 months after the auction date.

But if you are saying that is always breaking or giving you issues, I know that can be a make or break.

Each town functions a bit differently in terms of how strict they are, codes standards and responsiveness (some towns you can fix issues on the phone some you need to go to the city as they never answer the phone).

.- They disconnect from WiFi and require in-person resets.After three years and managing eight STR units, I’ve found smart thermostats just aren’t worth the hassle.I've never owned a Nest thermostat myself, but I managed my former employer's personal properties, and he had several issues with Nest.  

However, when reading the FHA Loan Contingency Exhibit, section 20 reads: Home Warranty:If the improvements on Property are less than one year old at the time of Closing, Seller shall, if required by FHA, provide a home warranty certificate acceptable to FHA.Does this mean I have to personally warranty any issues on the property that may arise within a year or buy a home warranty from a company that offers that.