thoughts on how to assess safety?

He seems to gravitate to tools already, so who knows, maybe he will be the contractor arm of our future business.

Vacancies and evictions cost an arm and a leg -I do whatever I can to minimize them.

I’ close in my personal name then immediately quitclaim them into an LLC after closing (I’ve informed my lender I’m doing this and they don’t care). 5 units and above is considered commercial and all I’ve been able to get is 10 year ARMs for those unfortunately but that’s all I’ve found available for commercial properties.

In our market (and I hope most) they require a lot of the property safety designs including egress from any class room, sprinkler system etc.

So can I change my house locks for safety and security reasons if that has bad reputations with laws.

The plan would still need to invest at arm's length, but that savings benefit could be very nice indeed.

In the lease, it does say that we reserve the right to enter especially to complete/address repairs that affect safety, structure and building system.

I was quoted 6.5% with 20% down. 5 year arm for 20 years.

I'd go up to him, punch him in the arm, and say What's up mofo.