So we have signed on with NAPA auto parts and will be putting a NAPA in here sometime this year (2019) since the Carquest will be going out of business.

Anything below 38% for a select service property is asking for trouble.How has the subject property done on the STR report in the last 3 years? 

Then they test those swabs for any sign of lead.

I know bandit signs work but I was wanting to call the neighborhood to see if people would be interested in selling.

We haven't had any open houses (although I'm not convinced those are always successful) and I still don't have a sign in my yard.

For example, I was thinking maybe I should wait to have people sign any kind of lease until the summer so I don't have all three units turning over in November (not the best rental season).Thanks everyone and thanks to the BP community for inspiring me to take the plunge!

Due the due dilligence before you sign the assignment (doesn't work well with contractor quotes but might work for a regular home inspector depending on the wholesaler)2. 

Also, There has been signs of moisture through the home (water staining on the basement floor and upper unit ceiling).

Also, There has been signs of moisture through the home (water staining on the basement floor and upper unit ceiling).

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