I'll make a ticket for our team.

It is just that a personal guarantee is used to get around the limited liability.A newly formed business or new investor is not likely to avoid a personal guarantee especially on big ticket items.

In jscott's case, the pipe had frozen over the winter and that's why it burst. i normally want electricity to see things clearly and to inspect basement, attic, etc. if i were you, i'd be more concerned with the cost of windows, drywall, doors, etc. those are the huge ticket items...I just changed all that. trust me, i hated paying those bills.good luck.

If maximizing property value is your focus, Columbus' booming population and strong economic factors could be your ticket to faster growth but before diving in to these markets, it will be essential for you to build your Core 4. 

Just because it worked in the past does not mean it was the right way to go.If someone drives down the highway at a speed higher than the speedlimit should conclude that speeding is legal because they did not get a ticket?

Section 8 is no golden ticket, even now.

I've been trying to find areas with little rain too and I think the main reason for that is the wear and tear on a bigger ticket item like a roof, but I'm sure the trade-off with that is warmer climates would likely need more HVAC work which is just another big ticket item that can potentially go bad too. 

The one piece of advice that I would give is once you determine the market, book a plane ticket and travel out to the area. 

We always check the big ticket items- age/condition of the: roof, Water heater, HVAC, and floors. 

I have a military friend that got leave denied when they unexpectedly went to a new command with almost no notice (she was pregnant)....no problem here is an already approved leave request and flight itinerary for tickets I bought 3 weeks ago (both fake and she was planning on driving).