HI BP,I've been thinking about what to ask from tenants in case of issues...besides a copy of their gov't ID (Drivers or passport), credit report stating full name, address and birthday, what else do you all typically ask for?

Now if your agent isn't providing you good deals and is giving you inaccurate numbers then that's an issue that you shouldn't have to deal with.

Tied to an SEC shelf registration where the issuing firm says they will issue debt over a period of time in the form of medium term notes.Depending on what role you want to play you may need to be licensed or otherwise regulated.MTNs are mostly for companies that want to borrow funds for projects, working capital, etc.

Wetlands, flood plains, steep slopes, and other issues are all present in the Poconos. 

We'll ask a real estate attorney about issuing a "home improvement loan" after the sale.

There are issues in the realty industry...primarily the fact that the barrier of entry is so incredibly low to get a license and the vast majority of agents don't hone their crafts.

Hail is the bigger issue in my opinion. 

Who will address tenant nonpayment issues, including evictions?

There are a bunch of issues with Zillow and Postlet.I have claimed homes on Zillow, uploaded and edited information, and a month later, everything is gone. 

Regarding the secondary roof issue, your first step should be to consult with your current insurance provider.