., including things like the reserve fund for each property that's just sitting there, amortized cost of legal, accounting, insurance, etc. for the overall business, inspection, loan fees, closing costs, rehab, holding costs, etc.).

Ambulance chasing attorneys know their way around and can legally navigate around Insurance Policies.

Maybe a bad example, but hopefully gets my point across.cant compare to land use zoning.. air bnb had a free run but we see city after city enacting ordinances I guess unless someone takes it to the supreme court and wins.. cities will continue to be able to restrict uses based on zoning.. just like you cant have a strip club next to a grade school.  

I am curious to know if anyone has considered doing this, does this, or if it is even legal, etc.? 

.- legal?

I do understand that there are many different types of properties that don't fit into the correct zoning, or go against the restrictions and operate without a problem but I still wouldn't want to start a deal knowing that I am financing something that is against the law.

In my opinion, if they’re not back to collect their belongings by the signed document date, I’d dispose of them by the 11th. you’re not legally obligated to hold anything past that.

-Her "handicap" is not plainly visible in any way, so are we legally able to ask her why she needs a service dog?

Surprisingly so many Mom and Pop investors don't do proper book keeping or have any T12 and P&LThe minimum you want to ask is as follow: (NOTE - Please seek your own legal advise, Im not an attorney!) 

I did not think a walk through room could be a legal bedroom, but is that irrelevant for an appraisal?