@Sonia Spangenberg If the city is giving you issues, you could ask them if you gave them an environmental report showing that the land is safe and added septics is doable and won't harm the water table that might get them to calm down. 

Probably a dumb question but no harm in asking here

That, coupled with the possible ability to increase rent over the years, as well as adding value by enhancing those features renters look for most in a property, can help to increase cash flow.Thank you for your input!

The best you can get here is random tips and pieces, which can sometimes do more harm than good.If you hire a tax pro, it's their job to educate you.

Some people will believe that that evil person should have to pay for harming that poor young lamb of a tenant.

Once you've settled in on a property, they can then step in as PM, which by this time becomes critical as you'd want them to maintain, or even enhance, the value of the property all while you're focused on the next purchase.I'm curious to know why the timing is a factor for you.

Never to bark in public UNLESS it is to alert something is wrong with the handler or to stop the handler from seizure , harm, etc.

Second, severe financial harm may result to the homeowner, if, for example he waits for a sale than doesn't close and is foreclosed on in the meantime, having lost his ability to negotiate with a buyer that would actually buy his property.

Personally, I don't see the harm in disclosing ... not like you are or should be trying to hide anything ... so, I agree with the other poster to say that when in doubt, disclose.

. $2 isn't going to cause me any harm, a bag of M&M's is almost $1.50 anymore...