For the ADU in my backyard, we paid for a lot of the finish materials ourselves (flooring, cabinets, countertops, paint, doors, windows, etc.) and city permit/inspection fees ourselves; and paid the contractor for labor and all non-finish materials (wood, electrical, pipes, etc.), but it was not profit share.

If it’s heavily wooded, then leave it.

Pee on the vinyl or wood can be easily fixed and those planks can be replaced (vinyl) or sanded, primed, and retained.As @Will Fraser says, over 60% of renters have one or more pet. 

I would not offer them a 12 month lease at all.Check the Attorney General sight for the rules and regulations.

Hello ZacharyMake sure and reach out to Sher-Wood for your cabinetry and countertops!

Today I was telling one of my KY contacts about an MHP that recently traded in his neck of the woods - he laughed and told me that he owned it about 3 sellers ago.

My lady and I are setting our sights on researching our first potential SFH in Sacramento and I'd love to talk with you further about your findings.

When the parking deck, which is just a wooden deck of non-pressure treated wood starts to rot the main beams in the house are rotting too as its one piece of wood from the street into the house. 

House has Duct work set up for Central A/C as seen in pictures*Roof in need of repairs and/or full replacement*According to owners and neighbors, property was considered a "no flood zone" and did not flood during Harvey *Flooring in need of repair throughout *No major foundation issues upon personal assessmenti have a web sight attatched to my BP profile..

1. adding bathtub to master bath(currently there is only a shower, so there will be a separate shower and bathtub)2. converting wood burning fireplace to gas insert fireplace3. fencing the property