Good food for thought.

Food for thought!

It can be for their own safety, as a friend of mine came home to find his chocolate lab chewing through a lamp cord (luckily, unplugged).

1st off – I’m not able to provide legal adviceI would suggest contacting a local investor friendly attorney Maybe asked some general questions via WRA ( Wisconsin Realtor Association Education Providers )I really mean general / basic questions Just some recommendations~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~Offer to Purchaseland contractWRA works with the DSPS on all revisions and approved formsDepartment of Safety and Professional Services aka DSPSContact your local REI groupWB-11 Residential Offer To PurchaseSB-11 Land ContractAfter many hours of studying I would also suggest contacting a local investor friendly Real Estate Agent Good luck

-100 for food, now you have 15 bucks slush fund and 85 for maint or 100 for a balance.

Most municipality landlord licenses are valid for two years regardless of the number of times you turnover the unit to tenants.Typically the landlord inspection is less burdensome than obtaining a C of O because only one inspector is needed and they are mainly focused on safety and welfare issues, i.e. smoke detectors are working, no peeling paint, grounded electrical system if 3-prong plugs are present, furnace has been inspected by a licensed contractor etc.

If all the food, clothing, and furniture is gone, they're probably gone.

My ultimate goal would be to use hard money (not willing to touch our savings until we're well in front of a 6-month safety net) after the savings gets to where we want it.

It you're using your ATM card to pay small amount, like grabbing a sandwich at a fast food restaurant or something at a convenience store, I would strongly encourage this.

This is fantastic food for thought.