Even that comes with headaches like drilling a well, testing it with your fingers crossed, dealing with waste, and paying for a new electric service.

I am fresh out of the military and just relocated to the Rochester, NY area in the Finger Lakes region.

@Anthony Finger I just posted this same information for another investor. and I thought it fit your current situation as well.I've recently stopped traveling out of state for work, and I am restarting my construction business to handle my own investments.

He's a great agent with his finger on the pulse of the Vegas market.He is tagged in this post.

In addition, explain that it works sort like a passive income because the money are coming in monthly without her or her daughter lifting a finger!

That way it would be very clear who is at fault.Painting exterior of a property is not a cheap few hundred dollar job so im very surprised this would happen unless both you and the person you hired is not experienced enough / licensed.I don't want to make any assumptions or point fingers, but it sounds like it just your word against his.

My fingers are crossed that while not permitted from the get-go, that the work on the modification is code-compliant and that it'll just be a matter of just getting it permitted after inspection.

Do this over the next 6 months and you'll have a better "finger tip feel" of what a good deal should look like and the tax implications.  

Fingers crossed it works out.

Hiring someone for sure, fingers crossed it will turn out well.