If in the end my deal looks like everyone else that's fine but I honestly doubt it would. 

If you can get on their good side, they will likely work with you again, and I doubt that 1 deal will make or break your entire investing career.

I have the backboard (I prefer cement) installed at the same time as the drywall.

You have to be able to get over your fears and doubts and DIVE IN.

Mail was finally delivered about 6 weeks late and based on call volume and amount of returned mail, I doubt they sent out my 22k pieces.

The whole experience cemented my resolve in becoming an investor.

That may be occupancy today, but if you look at vacancy over 2, 3, 4, 5 years it is doubtful it was 100%.

I doubt that too; maybe it's just me but it puts me off to see carpet in a bathroom situation and in a place that may or may not have moisture issues - I'd just as soon see the floor painted and put down an area rug. 

Seems everyone in town knew who he was and we're all treated well.But for mortgage loans, rental leases, doubt any lender and landlord would spend so much time and effort to negotiate such complicated PG's.

In general, when in doubt ask your local building department.