My contractor is conveniently doing the siding as well so we're modifying the window size by half inch to get some big box store windows in, now we're just waiting on the siding!

The easiest way is do it find an investor friendly real estate agent. 

Sure, it's easiest to offer the same terms to all tenants in a building so no one can complain that it is because of some protected reason, but it's not required.Simple response is, I allowed the other two units to have pets and felt that was enough pets for this property and rented this unit as no pets.

The easiest way is the lender route. 

This is my first post ever on here, I've been a lurker for the past year and a half or so.

Half way through the construction an inspector came by and gave us a stop work order because we were not doing it to commercial code and didn’t pull a commercial permit.

I currently have enough saved up to knock down half of my $19,000 in student loans.

The easiest, if it's available, is to send a PVC sleeve down the pipe.

My husband approves of this venture, but has no interest in being involved himself and would not want his name on any of the paperwork.My question is: would a lender use the full amount of my current mortgage in calculating my debt-to-income ratio, or would they say that I am only responsible for half of it, since my husband's income also goes towards that loan?

Once we were about to bid on a property and we had someone walk the property (it appeared vacant) and sure enough half the house was gone.