So always check with a professional.

Hey BP community I recently had a fire inspector come out and say I needed to have my fire escape ladder inspected by a professional on my commercial building. 

Do you have real estate professional status?

I would highly recommend leaving electrical and plumbing work to professionals, and your area may even require work to be done by licensed professionals.

The key is getting a good RE consultant that specializes in no-cost consulting, engineering-based cost segregation estimates, and reasonable study costs who works with your CPA/tax professional.

It's your job as a landlord to pre-screen potential leads (gross income, credit score, evictions or not, etc) and then only schedule showings for those people that meet your screening standards.

Come on man, be professional.

Readers are advised to seek professional advice.

This is something I have done on my free time to demonstrate to employers my knowledge and skills with applications like Tableau and SQL coding.

This move was motivated by the desire to play tennis professionally, and such lessons involve schedules that are at odds with those of any school other than online.