I find that a long as my tenant has a voucher bedroom size equal or greater than my unit and reported income of at least one months rent, they will be approved for the requested amount, assuming the property will not have an excessive utility estimate based on size, utilities needed, and age.Through this process you will receive a list of the occupants who are on the tenant’s voucher and you can see if you can figure out who exactly is living there.  

Crypto-mining is prohibited due to excessive use of electricity.iii.

This is still in the infancy stages. 

This entire area is riddled with hard water (I have not had it tested, but judging by my research of the area it is in excess of 17 gpg).While I have plumbing experience (gutted and replaced an entire bathroom in my prior residence last year) water softeners are not something I’ve encountered.If anyone has insight into what the major differences between these two units are I would be very thankful for an explanation and recommendation of why I would spend $1,500 more for the second one.$500: 40,200 Grain Water Softener https://www.homedepot.com/p/203219780$2,000: 10 GPM Whole House Water Filtration and NaturSoft Water Softener Alternative System https://www.homedepot.com/p/205423703I believe I understand the installation process and could manage that on my own, but I do want to ensure I’m choosing right the first time I buy.

@Hadley Hartford HornigHey Hadley,I don’t know much about how to find developers but to find flippers in a area you can just go to the regular home buying and selling sites like Zillow and start searching for recently sold homes, you want to find the ones that were renovated and most of the time flippers stage their homes so if the pictures look nice and the home looks staged most likely it was a flipper.

In the last 12 months, I've earned in excess of $500/hr on BP.

I do not have proof of income and also in the stage of rebuilding my credit (660) but I do make about $2,000 a month under the table.

Our contractor had to do some "magic" to replace just the worst of the studs.The wiring was all old and in three stages of distress...various remodels and upgrades over the many years. 

We are in high level planning phases to build multi-family residential buildings (master plan stages). 

I'm at the stage in my career where there is pressure to study for and take the PE exam.