We literally had some items that we “expected” were supposed to be done like building a closet when framing in a room when we figured we would get shelves and a clothes hanger right?

The deal we had was, we were going to split the profits, I put up the funds he was supposed to do the work.

They'll send you a documented list of all the items, you pay a fee online for the inspection and they'll give you an approximate re-inspection date but typically its supposed to be 60 days or so but they take longer to come back (in my experience they have so many of these to do it will be a while before they come back). 

I suppose we could stagger the renovations as people's leases run out for several reasons, but that also presents other vacancy problems, I'd guess.

And supposedly they get a lot of their inventory from institutional investors, so theoretically it might mean higher quality inventory. 

I suppose the fixation is me trying to have set criteria.

I've seen much of this... people wanting to underwrite and invest in property without doing so to them selves prior... so... a good topic may be the order of operations i suppose, lol.

To my understanding they are supposed to manage my property, dealing with any issues that may arise, including paying the property tax on it.

(Supposedly, the final amount of deductible interest claimed (in box 3) is calculated based off of the date when the debt was officially 'forgiven.')Does the above sound right?

I suppose we should set-up a google voice number ASAP given the lack of cost. 2.4Address Look-Up – PropertyRadar.comWhile we could look-up addresses free at the local county office.