You can get nicotine test kits for the walls super cheap....and I guess pay your PM to to perform them.but unless the tenant gets scared or doesn't call your bluff...

This is a new field of work for me (engineering degree), and have really enjoyed learning from hearing peoples experiences flipping, but have not gotten much insight from peoples experience/lessons learned with investing in up and coming areas for multifamily home flips.

But as a landlord, I am operating a business in which I want to, and to a limited degree have a duty to, set reasonable limits on the activity that occurs at my property, to control costs, to provide security, to reduce maintenance, and to reduce energy consumption. 

Plus you now need to file a tax return in two states.For most of us who do not have a law degree, following the rules in one state is hard enough.

I recently moved to Milwaukee to attend Milwaukee School of Engineering in order to persue a degree in mechanical engineering.

I am of the opinion that the market temp could be a new normal to some degree.

If it is for business maybe consider an LLC for that business that puts a degree of separation between you and that loan. 

I have a degree in accounting and enjoy the analysis and numbers side as well as the people and relationship side of investing.I am most interested in SFR properties 3+ bedrooms with 1.5+ baths and MFR Duplex properties.

I have a degree in accounting and enjoy the analysis and numbers side as well as the people and relationship side of investing.Real Estate Interests: I am most interested in Single Family properties 3+ bedrooms with 1.5+ baths and Multi-Family Duplex properties.

"Qualification inflation," like how in 1955 having a college degree might impress people, in 2019 it's just a standard expected thing.(2) Owner occupy (legit, not fraud), or buy the rate down.