Just as a piece of advise, keep your spouse's transition a priority. 

Your property manager should be knowledgeable about your state and local landlord-tenant laws.In most cases, follow these procedures.1.Get a written notice about a tenant’s death from next of kin or the executor, so you can start the transition to re-renting and recoup any financial loss.2.

I just left active duty in the military so I am transitioning back to civilian slowly.

My guess would be that @Tim Porsche is getting quotes around that $350 range, and is entertaining hiring a handiman for maybe $20/hr and buying his own materials ($110/Sq or so.).I tend to agree with the fact that these small roofs can sometimes pose more transitions/challenges due to flashing that a very basic roof over a normal house.

I didn't know the difference between regular and residential TSP loans.What happens to the TSP repayment if/when I get out of the military (assuming I don't transition to a GS job)?

So I’m currently transitioning from wholesaling to buy and hold.I just got the contract signed on my first investment property and debating whether to take a conventional loan or get a commercial loan under my LLC.The conventional loan will give me a better rate and better terms.The commercial loan will allow me to utilize the benefits that my LLC will provide.I know some people like to take a conventional loan and deed the property out to the LLC regardless of the due on sale clause.For those who buy and hold multiple properties, what do you recommend?

I help buyers acquire the units, then transition the properties into the property management side of the brokerage (if the buyers so desire).Feel free to shoot me a PM, even if it's just to get some basic info. 

Pex is listed for underground but you need to transition to metal once you come up.

Primarily focused on fix and flip and transition to fix and hold property while holding a full time job.

We finally had a tenant transition and are now thinking about how to expand!