Just basic cosmetic remodel stuff.Probably looking at 10K-15K or so to have it cosmetically prettied up.What kind of roof is that btw?

Basically the property would be her first house.

You need to get to the point where you can drive by a property, know the area well enough that you can value it basically while driving, know the costs of bring it up to market by walking through, do your due diligence and arrive at an offer.

We deal with those and our insurance and safety overseers demand we have a 3 mile escape plan.

Basically, you have hit the nail on the head.

However, you first need to have a basic understanding of the problem and subletting in general.

Only a small account for basic misc. expenses, small repairs, bigger things approved by or handled by yourself or management company3.

Consult an attorney and certified risk manager familiar with your state but here are the basics:1.

I could likely get 750/month.One down side: this would require an exterior stair (at one of the dormers)......so I'd also appreciate your thoughts on such stairs as a safety/ability issue.

My thought is that, if I find a well-functioning entity with good staff, it seems it would be much easier to buy the entire entity and everything with it, than to create a new LLC and have to basically "rehire" the 2 employees I want to keep, etc...