Lots of issues from taking too long with builder and permits and loosing funding to bad info from property manager about my STR.

(Lot's of electrical info but basically it is safe and makes finding insurance easier.) 

@Travis MainI have seen listings that say if square footage is important, then it's up to the buyer to confirm it .I'd just use the county Info with some form of disclaimer as listed above.Not all realtors are correct on everything, heck not all attorneys are correct on everything.

You could see what info they post.

She is an invaluable plethora of knowledge.If you do find a great landlord-tenant attorney willing to guide landlords, please share the contact info.

When I feel like I have enough new info about\experience with the company that is worth posting an update, I may post an update.Thanks OCF team for starting my RE investment journey.Thanks,Ahmet

My husband and I each have about $500k in retirement savings (401ks, IRÁ, ROTH).  

I have a lot of money saved up from a sales job, and I am thinking about doing Michael Blank's 1 on 1 mentorship program that guarantees getting a 30-60 unit deal within a year, but the program costs 30k. 

So, after whatever is the time period for your state/county, you will need to go back to court with a form letting the court know and telling them their work and banking info. 

As a brief, useful source of info, I recommend the sections of David Greene's BRRRR book on contractors.