They are not going to be real interested in your "value add" or your increased NOI because you kicked out the laundry vending  company, bought your own machines and doubled your monthly laundry reciepts...

I would never represent myself, as I am not equipped to go head to head with an attorney.

I have been doing research on buying, rehabbing and renting out properties for some time now, but it seems all of the golden rules (50% rule, 2% rule etc...) are equipped for states with much lower home values.

If there is a project next door to another job they already are doing, they can complete it with no equipment drop, so they should bid lower...but how much lower?

You can make more money than most entry level jobs out of college and better yet, when you have the money to invest you won't just be an investor who dabbles as a side hobby, you will be a seasoned pro equipped with the knowledge and ability to create your own financial independence.

Anyone in the radon mitigation business will have a piece of test equipment that they will place in the property at the right location.

This phone was there for shop personnel who returned late in the day or night from jobsites to return equipment and material. 

If you use the personal car, make sure to keep detail record so that CPA can prorate the expenses between personal and business.19) Any equipment you rent for the rental business.20) Mortgage interest and property taxes21)There are many others and depends on specific situations.22) home office: Also, If your home qualify for a principal place of business for RE activity, any mileage to any rental property is deductible.BTW, Fences gutter and others might not be deductible but capitalized and depreciated over time.   

The ones that take the time to educate themselves FIRST, shadow those who have succeeded in this business, read books, go to networking events, and after properly equipping their mindset; get their first deal.This is by no means me venting or even a means to plug something.

If the electrical system is in proper working condition, and the outage is not caused due to faulty equipment, seems to me the landlord can't be found liable for uninhabitable conditions.The law doesn't say a landlord must be sure that PG&E always supplies power to the rental.