I always say the hard part is finding the deals, which you brought to the table with your marketing.  

Hi William Jermaine here, a good friend of mine is in to billboards, from what I understand his tenant pay in advance for the upcoming month, and if he does not get a payment he can suspend there add with a click of mouse.Ooo William you don't have electronic billboards, you are leaving so much money on the table, upgrade to electronic billboards and you won't have that problem anymore.

I really read up on mold and landlords' rights and I turned the tables.

Find a money partner so you can bring cash to the table in lieu of financing.

Wouldn't they need to bring the difference to the table to refi an underwater home?

I would do it under the table. 

Do you have $20k down that you (or a client of yours) can bring to the table, plus six months taxes and insurance, plus all the other closing costs?  

I'll be reaching out to you all soon once I have something to bring to the table.

If you skillfully dress them up with stone, brick, wood work etc, they can become a unique and stunning focal point that makes your house stand out from all the other houses that potential buyers are looking at.On the other hand, I think fireplaces increase liability if the property will be a rental unless you totally seal them off as others have stated.

I have a unique situation where a neighbor wants a preexisting easement going through my property moved and is now asking for a subordination agreement from my mortgage company to protect the move.