I used to stand in the corner because I hate small talk.

Any C-class neighborhoods are more geared towards Section 8 and long term renters.

They said that my parcel of land can hold a max of 3 units so I can either extend the current property into a triplex or add a free-standing unit to the land.

With the increased competition among sellers, it’s crucial to prepare a listing to stand out among the rest and work to address likely buyer objections prior to going on market.

TI stands for Tenant Improvement.

A separation of the property and the personal also allows scaling into more properties as each new property stands on its own for evaluation.Cons: higher rates and costs compared to conventional (although still should be reasonable and allow for a profitable deal, i.e. if rates are too high, the rent won't cover the financing costs so the rates have to be sensible and proportionate...)

My letter as it stands now is written after I closed on the property but before the tenant has given me the estoppel.

But in fairness to everyone and to be in good standing with the laws, should I be scrutinizing everyone this much? 

What are your thoughts on providing infant gear like pack 'n plays and high chairs?

Capital improvements (I call this my WIP, which stands for work in progress).