Naturally good area have middle to upper income earners and most of them so far are SMEs.

Notwithstanding the provisions of this subsection, the landlord and tenant are not prohibited from making a subsequent written contract wherein the tenant agrees to perform specified work on the premises, provided that said contract is supported by adequate consideration other than the letting of the premises and is not made with the purpose or effect of evading the landlord's obligations under this Article

I have been actively acquiring Notes for passive cash flow since that time.I like the the passive nature, the safety and the cash flow that I receive from Performing Mortgage Notes.

After multiple go-around with the city(mayor, fire chief, city admin) I am being told I will be responsible for upgrading the city water lines or will need to install a water tank on my property.My contention is that it is their responsibility to have an adequate infrastructure to support the ordinance that they passed.Any references to an attorney would be appreciated

As perverse as it may sound, if you are a value investor that maintains adequate liquidity, when the market turns it can be heaven, not hell.

Who else will know the laws and the rules of the nature of the beast, but others who share the same scenario.  

Many landlords I know only inspect the premises at the beginning/end of the lease term. 2) Animals by their nature pose a big concern when it comes to landlord liability exposure.

This forces the tenant to show you the bill every month and you can determine if the lawn was watered adequately or not.As for the current tenant, just ask them if you can install a sprinkler system so that they can just program it and forget about it.  

The question is: do landlords have to issue 1099s since technically income derived is passive in nature (i.e. not an active trade or business)?

This will also make it easier to sell.Other items that come to mind:Doorways: Are they wide enough to allow the wheelchair through AND turn corners.Wiring: Does the room where the child will be have adequate electricity supply for all of the monitors and machines?