So this varies from state to state and sometimes by county, but I know here in Ga where all my portfolio is located, there is no set limit on the amount you can increase the rents by.

They are planning on building a hotel off 75 in Anna and the collin county outer loop that is between Melissa and Anna is supposed to one day go all the way around and down to i20.

I have one 4-room house for students in a smaller, Southern public university market (heavily commuter, growing its out-of-county population) and I don't quite understand the timing of this particular area. 

Have you checked the public county records to see what the property is listed as officially?

When calculating the cost basis of a home, is it permissible to use the allocation of building to land from the county property tax assessment instead of an appraisal?  

In NC you can get it from the county website.

Hello allI am  new to BP and RE still going through all fourms and podcast to learn.I am planning to go to county auction for foreclosure homes and see if I get any deals at courthouse, any advice from all pro's is appreciated.ThanksMo

One way is to  or call the county tax assessor office and ask them where they have done the most work lately and separate the new from the existing. 

If you havent seen it, I bet you it hasnt happened.I would get your lawyer to file a 30 day notice or whatever your state/county has for a lease that is being ended NOW... 

In general, you will not find many instances in the code where a second egress door is required (occupancy load of 10 or more per unit).Where you live, you may have local requirements that your city/county require an additional egress door, but it is not something that is in the national codes.