@Jason Allen a wise question, but there's no specific industry standards in the SFR area, like there is for MFR.Read below for what we use:Recommend you first figure out the property Class you want to invest in, THEN figure out the corresponding location to invest in.When investing in areas they don’t really know, investors should research the different property Class submarkets.

Choosing a specific goal or strategy can indeed be challenging, but it's a crucial step to focus your efforts and resources.

If the owner employs a management company, then the management company is required to obtain the business license - not the property owner.according to the tab (Profits Tax) on the same page above, I should NOT file form RD-108 either to pay KCMO city earnings tax, because I am a passive investor, and not actively involved in the management of my property.The problem is that, I did submitted my business license application a few weeks ago (still in the process) before I checked the KCMO web side.

Are you saying there needs to be a specific amount of parking on the property or does street parking count towards the requirements?

Specifically, I think they should arrange a discounted sale even if that means they lose money.

New investor here, looking to get started on flips and value add projects in the Denver area.After spending many hours buried in property records searches and financial spreadsheets, I've determined the best way to move forward is to enlist an agent who caters specifically to buyers looking to capture value from rehabbing run down and distressed properties. 

I would not consider this without discussing it with both an attorney and CPA specifically familliar with the strategy and the risks. 

If your not adding on to the home, or more specifically, adding a bedroom, you should be just fine with the existing system (they won’t MAKE you replace it)... that is to say it should be fine as long as it’s functioning correctly.

It does not say “seller to” or “seller agrees to” perform a specific act: it simply states both parties agree to allow the septic design and cost review to be attached to the Inspection Contingency with terms to address cost prior to close.Do you have corroborating written emails that clearly indicate the Buyer has the responsibility to order the design work and estimates?

Their situation was a little specific as they lived in and operated a business out of their home so they signed up for a NNN lease, and the property was dual zoned residential and commercial so we were able to maximize their value.