@Michael Qua rleshas a great introduction to making your list through listsource and distinguishing who your target market will be.

Per my wife, I wouldn't need wheelchair ramps or anything since the students selected to stay there would not need that kind of help, but I also don't know that the 'inspection' distinguishes between the two.Any help would be appreciated.

Even if your never personally set some tile or re-insulate a home ect...It could allow you the experience to distinguish between a good job or a bad one, or at least have a framework to ask better questions when working with those who do that kind of labor.

On a side note, for HUD deals you don't need to distinguish between conventional and CASH.

So lets distinguish between my options because the responses are blending.A.

An example she gave was a tenant ice skating on a frozen swimming pool; I think the tenant fell through the ice and sued the landlord since skating on the frozen pool wasn't forbidden on the lease.There's a difference between protecting oneself from liability and writing a good lease that outlines tenant breach and just cause for evictions.  

The adverse claimant has the burden of proving each element by a preponderance of the evidence.Actual Adverse possession consists of actual occupation of the land with the intent to keep it solely for oneself.

Hello,My wife and I now own a residential property after living in a multi-family we have owned for many years.We each also have a day job.At the end of the year, we always get a tax return.However, we do not know how...

It seems this property is a distinguished member of the zombie foreclosure clan. 

Right of SurvivorshipThe power of the successor or successors of a deceased individual to acquire the property of that individual uponhis or her death; a distinguishing feature of Joint tenancy.