But I am in need of opinions on the matter.A) Carpet is definitely out for a replacement option. she needs to re-floor only about 250 SF, so we were thinking laminate would be the better option.a) My original plan was to just ask her to save the equivalent of carpet replacement (since that is what was damaged) and then i would cover the difference in cost to upgrade to a more durable flooring.

I'm looking at the property this weekend with my GC who is also my 50/50 equity partner.I don't think this would work as a subject to deal because the rent would most likely not cover their mortgage.

An LLC or LP will give you better liability protection, but also will require an $800/year fee to CA versus a GP will not, but doesn't cover your liability as much. 

I covered the asbestos with house wrap and put warning stickers all over the wrap, then covered it with vinyl siding. city approval, no problem.

Here it is.Let me know if you want to see any other county that covered by Trend (berks, bucks, burlington, camden, chester, cumberland, delaware, gloucester, kent, mercer, montgomery, new castle, salem, schuykill)

Just to cover yourself,  find other non-discriminatory means to decline them like credit score, criminal background and eviction history.

Meaning you buy a multi-unit, like a 2 family house and you rent one part out to tenants and the other half you live in it for about a year or two before you move out and find other properties.House-hacking pretty much covers the 2 options you had stated. 1.

This leads to frequent move-outs and escalating costs of ownership.  5% for maintenance and 5% for vacancy do not even come close to covering these costs.When companies are competing to see who can race to the bottom first (lowering prices and selling property cheaper and cheaper) they have to cut somewhere in order to make a profit.  

This application covered most things - but I'm wondering if there's anything that was left out of if it's asking for too much information (i.e. credit card information / balances).

file for lost rent and additional damage if any not covered by damage deposit.