Some of these insurance policies have restrictions when it comes to what the company considers “dangerous” dog breeds.

Feel free to message me directly for more questions and info This is dangerous advice.Using DSCR loans and putting them in an LLC will still impact DTI.Here's why.LLC's are pass through entities. 

Unfortunately, you can't write off your entire personal home and claim it as all business purposes only.Now if you're renting any of that space as well, you'll be able to write off more but you're playing a dangerous game with the IRS that is not as forgiving.

For snakes and reptiles as long as they aren't dangerous I really don't see an issue. 

The woman missed recent, relevant comps and appraised 3 homes with distinct, different characteristics (bedrooms, updates, land), all for the same value.

Buying a house just on what you have on that piece of paper is going to be dangerous.

@Pat Murphy Typically, end cut treatment will have a distinct color or sheen that can be easily identified.

The lender I use offers 18 months.A 6 month loan where a rehab is involved can be very dangerous.

In point number 2 above, (if I'm understanding correctly) you made a distinction between a homeowner's policy with a rental agreement versus a dwelling policy.

Covenants or HOA'sThese are great projects, but you need to make sure none of the above, deter the project before even getting started.Then, how do you structure the deal.This is a dangerous time to do subdivisions and they take a lot of cash up front.