One of my old landlords was a full time police officer, and he owned 6 properties that he self-manged.

This is what he said “Our office has a different take on the agency.

I am the Business Development Officer for Exeter 1031 Exchange Services and cover the Midwest.

I run into trouble finding people who are good with their hands to fix things.I currently have someone but he charges a lot.Does anyone have any tricks for finding good workers who don’t charge too much? 

yes that will most likely disqualify it from VA. you should just remove it. call a local contractor to see how, if they don't want to do it they may be kind enough to tell you how to. since its not popcorn ceiling the chances of it hurting you are almost 0. once it's removed, get your home tested for air quality and provide that to the VA loan officer and you should be good to go

That means you can vacation to your heart’s desire.SB 13 also puts pressure on your city’s permitting office to pick up the pace.

I have some furnished rentals that I rent out entirely to traveling blue collar workers and they're standards are much different than people going on a vacation.

She then stated that a code enforcement officer will call me next week to set up a time to come out. 

Specifically, 2 office studios on one meter. 

When her company went out of business this year and all the workers lost their jobs, Section 8 picked up most of her rent payment.