Also, for some reason all of the pictures are rotated 90* counterclockwise...not sure whats up with that

We always used new paint, but after replacing the entire piston assembly once (about $300), we began straining it anyway.

There are hundreds of strains of mold, and several strains are considered toxic, and not always easily visible to the eye.These types of projects can be tedious and costly due to having to replace a lot of building materials and the remediation work involved. 

I get my project zero down and we rotate our investors money 3 to 5 times a year and get them 30% to 40% returns.

Our business model supports having a healthy blend of both: 1) Properties we own - allowing us to create value through equity and 2) properties that generate passive income for us would the financial strains of ownership.We just acquired a SFH 2 weeks ago.  

I've had a strained relationship with this tenant since buying the building, and she is using what's left of her security deposit as part of her rent for the last month.  

I jump on the tractor and rotate my crops and poultry.

Many members withhold portions of security deposits where applicable, pre-lease units, have little to no vacancy, don't pay lease-up fees, use hard surface flooring, only pay a few hundred dollars to paint a unit (if even needed), and then swap out a rotating lock set....whereas other members have thousands in vacancy and repairs.

You also have some intellectual understanding of how the Earth rotates and revolves around the sun.

Would hiring a professional to set up your first LLC really be that big of a financial strain??