Doesn't mean you can't still go consult one for counsel and ask what they would do.

Devil is in the detail & you should consider consulting an attorney)

Consult a real estate attorney for all the legal dox you will need.- Portfolio lending: If you have your properties under an LLC or other legal entity, this is probably the way to go.

If you really are interested you can get a consultation from a real estate attorney for a relatively small fee.I do not know the disclosure laws in your area, but where I live, if the property owner has taken reasonable steps to fix the material defense and reasonably believes the problem has been address, then it does not have to be disclosed.

No questions, no money, just go.To protect yourself and your tenants and their children, consult an atty and the PD.

.- Online valuation tools do not give an accurate ARV, we consult a realtor.- Property values are going up, but we cant fix a property and hold it until prices go up...The list is much longer, I am sure many our BP readers can add to it, but these are the major hitters.

When you set up your LLC was that based on internet research or by consulting your attorney?

Before doing anything but the most basic floor projects I very strongly recommend consulting a professional.

Dawn manages a duplex in the area for my client and recently consulted wwith my parents to manage their 10 unit. 

I am a biologist and work in consulting so I see a fair bit of it.