Both the seller and buyer pay for closing costs, but they are different depending each side.

I have no experience with squatters, but it seems to me that your risk varies a lot by location.

No idea what really happened in the case you mentioned but depending on the facts of the loss you could have an issue with any company.With regards to Steadily I do represent them along with many other carriers but curious why you would recommend them and then say that they will exclude short term rentals?

It also depends on what kind of commercial building.

In a market like Greater Cincinnati, LTR is more successful, depending where you are of course.

Make sure you communicate to the cleaners that you're hosting longer stays that are over 30/60/90+ days (depending on your market) so they can give you the price for a deep clean.

It really depends on your goals in the long term, personal resources and what you need.

However, the self employment could (or could not) pose an issue depending on how much you pay yourself yearly and what you report on your tax returns.  

When you lose that lawsuit, the court will issue a judgment against each and every partner for the full amount of the damages (which can also include court costs and post-judgment interest and depending on the terms of your loan agreement, maybe even the lender's attorney's fees for the suit). 

It depends on what areas of York Harrisburg you invest in.