However, even given that I think it is reasonable for the buyer to ask for health/safety issues like smoke detectors and the fire door.

It's better to have more then that for a safety net but he was fine and after short rehab got a tenant in there on a 2 year lease.

The contractor needs money up front which means they want work done as soon as possible so it's best that they prioritize those jobs. 2) Be friendly and ask how the day has been going - Politely asking about how things have been going at work will not only help you build rapport but it shows that you care about the person's wellbeing.

The area of life being considered doesn't make a difference, and by definition, risk-aversion means that a person won't take a perceived risk even if that person has the same knowledge, resources, and safety net as another person who takes the risk.What should we take away from this?

They work to build equity and lower your expenses if you are house hacking for sure, but I want that extra safe guard if I need to leave and rent the entire place.2) Safety: I use to travel for work and stay in airbnbs and rent off craigslist with really good luck actually with a few exceptions that weren't even that bad.

Time management, ability to prioritize, cost analysis, data analytics are nowadays becoming more crucial for success in any business.

This is a legitimate safety issue and you should not cut any corners.Best thing to do is swing by your municipality's building department and have a chat with the right person.

Electrical in one of the trades that inspectors really focus on in commercial buildings, especially multifamily commercial, as its a huge life safety issue. 

Margin of safety.

I know a lady who has two Airbnb houses in Safety Harbor and my friend told me they outlawed them there and some in Clearwater?