You'll have to eat this and learn the lesson, This is on you for not checking his License/Insurance/Bond/Workers Comp/Etc....First let it dry out and re-assess.....what does your flooring guy say?

A text book that has great information but is a dry read is "Cities for People" by Jan Gehl.

I had guests check in a few weeks ago that when they pulled back the covers there was dried blood on the sheets..

I am assuming the ideal is something that cleans well and dries fast.

There’s also poison that they eat and it dries the carcass out so less smell.

Do you feel that this expansion has started to dry up the demand for off campus university housing?

Which in essence, IS legally okay considering you are not on the hook for the loan per-se, however by walking away you would leave the seller high and dry which could lead to bash your reputation or possible lawsuit (of course, full disclosure is required but it does not negate the possibility).A key to all the above is DO YOUR DUE DILIGENCE of the area you are covering...

I plan on asking some contractors, but I'm frankly still in the relationship building phase, and want a little more knowledge going into those conversations.TL;DR: I have a shed and want to make it comfortable for my guests to hang out in.

In some cases, the borrower will end up getting another bridge loan because the rate adjustments with a DSCR loan can be crazy, while a bridge loan is more cut and dried.

-inspected crawl space -replaced wood deck rail that was rotted and re-painted deck (last painted 3 years ago)-soaked shower heads in CLR-added fresh sand in paver patio-changed home air filter and left new renters with 3 new filtersAnything else you do regularly to your rental properties??