If you are putting up a wall you likely need a permit but you will be surprised at how many things you need a permit for that the town tends to not enforce or let you slide on.

As an example, if a building was purchased at $35,000 and rehabbed and subsequently sold for $85,000, do they just use the $85,000 purchase price or will they assess based on the local market and comparables? 

(b) During the second and subsequent years of the lease or during any renewal of the original lease the amount required to be deposited may not exceed one month's rent."

All of these groups have a sliding scale membership based on number of units that is quite reasonable, and membership includes state specific forms and leases.

Plus we have a 40' 5th wheel w/ slide out that we also rent out .. we are on 2 acres just outside of the city ..

There is only one way to arrest the slide: since values have increased, we have to start paying more for houses, just like the rest of the market.

I’d really consider fencing in the backyard and adding a sliding fence door on an actuator (garage door opener).

I know that a duplex is more likely to have more frequent turnovers, and the subsequent leasing fee of 1 months rent (I have decided to use a PM that charges these fees), and the associated repair fees before a new tenant moves in.

Some was audio but most were slides that I had to read.

Hello all,Currently looking at properties in my area on auction.com, I am looking to rehab and subsequently resell at least two properties by the end of this year and there are a few on auction.com that have caught my attention.