It has some functionality in producing plans and elevations, but doesn't come close to revit or CAD. 

Use the search function on here, you will find a ton of info about how to get started.

Unlike wind, fire and flooding events that can and have wiped out entire communities “Earthquakes” can and usually do give you a second chance if proper and preventative measures are implemented.Next to loss of life and personal injury the biggest tragedy and challenge in the aftermath of any disaster is total loss of the use of your home aka "Displacement"There are three levels of classifications your home may be subjected to if it is damaged in an“Earthquake” as well as many other types of disasters.

Hopefully its appraisal is not JUST a function of average rents.I reckon its main attraction is that it HAS had $25k spent on it, but which has likely raised its appraised value by less than that, say $10k.

It wasn't even a particularly cold winter (in southern MI) but it just depends on the conditions, how the wind blows, etc- you never know which year is going to cause a problem.I'd consider having someone turn the system on in the spring also- it is a good time to check that all the heads are popping up and aimed properly and functioning, the freezing and thawing of the ground can make them move.

An LLC is not a Federal classification. 

It is very functional and intuitive so far.

Assuming he is a below 5% owner and does not participate in any function of the real estate within the partnership.

D class? If

@Bryan Creed A lot of the things on this list could have been tested and verified as functional during a quick sweep of the home before the tenant moved in.