They prefer commercial structures for installations of both monopoles and antenna rooftop installations but they also do some residential buildings.

Where would I go to research the original plans on the property, or check to see if whatever work or additions were done with the proper permits so I don't purchase a potential legal disaster?

I had a steel security door installed.

Its typical to put 20% down.If the property doesn't work with 100% financing (even if you can't really do that), its not a good deal.You might consider subject to or installment land contracts.

That is absolutely correct, which is why it is imperative to not only have proper contracts and disclosures, but to make proper financial choices to use this strategy only when the numbers work.

The property management left it to the tenant to handle everything, and refused to notify the property owner.Unless handled properly, water can continue to cause damage for weeks that can lead to very costly remodeling and remediation repairs.

I'm not commenting on Florida law, but in general you can enter the property after giving proper notice.

Please into yourself in the proper thread and tell us about yourself and your background/RE experience so we know where you are coming from.

Depends on what kind; installment, consumer, or investment debt-makes a dif imo.Most people not only don't have the reserves I listed, but here is the bad news.

I love SDCIA if you're in San Diego proper.