The statute says, "As used herein, "preservation improvements" shall mean improvements made to preserve the property by properly keeping it in repair for its proper and reasonable use, having due regard for the kind and character of the property at the time of sale." 

I am meeting with my web developer tomorrow and creating a content calendar that will be followed. 

I have been actively investing and developing in Seattle for a number of years.   

They are kept by the developer or the original land owner that sold to the developer.

The house probably doesn't have proper drainage and can be a reoccurring issue.

We have plenty of poor rating schools here where the students can not even write proper English.  

Also, any suggestions on how to properly vet these people?

A leveraged income property, done properly, will always be considered good debt.

B-I-N recommends not to use TSP unless it's the non-detergent type as they will not guarantee the primer will stick properly and ammonia will be fine.

The investment ratio should be maintained to ensure that each member is receiving its proper share of investment returns.