I even had this problem in my personal home and a steam mop handled the issue,

The leak may be from a Common element. 

Should we bother trying to wrestle with Trendmaker or HVAC company, who has since rebranded, for compensation (all of this did lead to significant health issues which is another story entirely as well) Question #2...

where builders hurt is go to the city and talk to them and the attorney general and talk to the city too about the issues. what city and state is this?

Hi Scott, It sounds like a good opportunity to deploy the contingency fund for the issue with the roof that popped up.As tempting as it is to use that contingency money to pay down the loan faster I think that sticking with the original purpose of the funds and updating the roof is the best use of that capital for the following reasons:1.An updated roof adds value to the property.

The city of Chicago will issue a zoning Certificate -which you have to have to close.

Not only is there an brain addled person, but the drug issue shows their character as well.

Do we have issues finding tenants with such strict requirements?  

Read the article here.I've been discussing this issue for years on WorcesterMulti Bigger Pockets Blog.So, $1919 for a one-bedroom in Worcester?

I worked for a REIT (Real estate investment trust) that mostly bought new builds and the problems and maintenance issues were more of a problem then they previously perceived.