This is a good document to save and reference.I also reference the InterNACHI home inspector life-expectancy chart.The problem is, these charts are designed to determine how long something should last with ordinary use.

@Justin Greene There are asset-based products from commercial and portfolio lenders out there designed for investors with high DTI, the desire to vest in a LLC, 10 + mortgages, unique scenarios, etc etc.

It's set to back up daily and then sends a copy of the text messages directly to my designated Gmail account.

I am only a regular person, so I am missing lots of info involving code, where the best place to put lighting fixtures, how to design/modify plumbing, etc.Things I need: 1) to know best place to put electrical wiring, etc 2) to know the best place to put plumbing, etc 3) how to situate everything in bathroom and kitchen area... 4) advice periodWould a residential architect handle these things?

Sometimes we find the building was built above the floodplain, and if so it could qualify to have the flood zone designation removed. 

@Brandon TerrazasHere’s a badly designed website that lays out a few of his bad predictions.

LLCs by nature and reason for their existence are designed to do what they were created for as long as you've done everything correctly to keep from piercing the veil.

I coded and designed the whole thing.

v=_fCLVapcR2AHigh Point:  https://www.housebeautiful.com/design-inspiration/a26945378/high-point-north-carolina-american-made-furniture/

For me, there was no in unit laundry, so I had the work done and designed the space to appeal to STR/MTR travelers.