People prefer to stay in their comfort zone and avoid exploring the unfamiliar.

To provide clarity about my situation, I am currently job transitioning and would greatly appreciate insight on building a portfolio with income limitations.

Syndicators will provide references (albeit hand picked), and they can give you their experience.

I comforted myself that the late fees I accrued were a fair trade off and I looked the other way.

Fast-forward one month to today, I still have heard no word from Philadelphia L&I (even after calling/e-mailing) and I'm ready to start renting it out, but one problem:"The Philadelphia Property Maintenance Code (Section PM-102.6.4) requires an owner offering residential property for rent to provide the following to the tenant at the inception of each tenancy:A Certificate of Rental Suitability issued by the Department of Licenses and Inspections no more than sixty (60) days prior to the inception of the tenancy.A copy of the “City of Philadelphia Partners for Good Housing” brochure issued by the Department of Licenses and Inspections....."

They could have a lien on the property in case you default for some reason to provide the investor some assurances.

It started with trying to get buff to get girls, then to help with mental health, and now I keep the habits because they provide stress relief, more energy, and more positive outlook.

We provide the residents with a list of names and phone numbers in advance, and warn the buyers NOT to arrive early OR stay past the end of the viewing.At the end of the viewing, our resident gets their e-gift certificate immediately by email or text.They are usually delighted and often ask us when they can host another!

I can get you in contact with a agent who can provide an umbrella policy.

The buyer was to provide proof of insurance paid in full for the first year.