Helpful to know any combination is accepted practice and is available to me as the owner.As for researching each professional, aside from word of mouth, confirming licenses/insurance, and comparing bids, I feel like the final selection comes down to one's gut feeling during the initial meeting and subsequent interactions.

Right now, lending practices have become pretty strict, and depending on how to cookie crumbles over the next few months to next year, they may become even harder.

We looked at several properties recently (practicing strict social distancing protocols of course, now that showings are once again considered an essential activity here) and the wife has got me thinking because she says farmhouse chic and rustic industrial themes have been done to death recently and are already “so passé, like peaked in 2016”.

I could believe it if we were talking about February, but April isn't even over yet, and I know some LLs don't start bugging residents until they are 30 days late, per their business practices or state statutes that say rent isn't late until after 30 days.I've gotten 100% of my April rents. 

I do not need Air BnB policing my cleaning practices.

Yes it is legal to use aerial application of glyphosate, however in practice it is almost never done.

Also looking to understand if it is normal practice for cities to assist with or reimburse such costs.

I would love some practice learning markets and practicing evaluating deals, I’m still super new to all this, but my goal is just to learn everything I can while I’m saving for my first property.Any words of wisdom would be greatly appreciated!

Any practical experience with mini splits for primary heat?

What are your “best practices” for pre-purchase due diligence for a rental property (single family/duplex/triplex/etc.)?