One source of these homes are shipping containers and I located a builder who is certified by the state (they inspect the build as if it was any other home) and certify the building process. 

As an Army Veteran, naturally I started there and quickly discovered some of the perks.1) Guaranteed rent through BAH - (Basic Allowance for Housing)2) Ability to hold tenants accountable for damages - I'd request information regarding their assigned unit and contact chain of command if issues arise. 90% of the time CoC were willing to get involved.3) Additionally, Soldiers have mandatory housing inspections to ensure cleanliness and quality.

Hello everyone,My name is Patrick Britton and I am from Blaine, Washington - the closest large city however is Bellingham, Washington.My 9-to-5 occupation is as a certified mortgage planning specialist helping people get conventional and government loans for one – 4 unit properties.However, I have great interest in wholesaling as the very concept is similar to some of my previous roles in the stock and futures markets.  

To find out about an area go to IREM.org search for ARM certified property managers.

Anyone out there argus certified to help model a few properties we are looking to buy?

Nashville is my hometown so i'm naturally interested but i'm living in FL (near tampa in st pete/clearwater).

In my local area we have a ton of triple deckers and I would say about 85% of them still have these bulky very non energy efficient natural gas space heaters that are used to heat the entire apartment.

It's best practice to require "certified" funds any time the payment is late, which is any day after the first.

Unless you're the accountant type by nature, that sort of thing will not only drive you batty, it's unlikely to have any actual predictive value.

The door should cover the threshold and will look natural.