Personally, I prefer purchasing a property that is not new construction.

One maintenance person can stop by 4 properties in one day to take care of issues.

My personal favorite is "The Unofficial Guide to Real Estate Investing" by Spencer Strauss.

Reasonable accommodation does not extend to allowing safety issues to go unresolved or personal property to be damaged. 

So if I buy a replacement property worth $500k, can I use proceeds from the personal residence half to cover the other $150k?

You can look it up yourself, but maybe just maybe the person that installed the tile didn’t take that precaution and now the install failed.

I currently reside in a higher-end condo in Orlando, Florida, and obtaining a mortgage with a sub 3% interest rate was crucial for making it a feasible investment.Allow me to share a personal anecdote that sheds light on the condo buying experience.

My most gracious analysis would be this (and this is just me): (1) I think the owner is a very kind man - I’ve talked with him personally.

I agree with Nathan,Your insurance would never cover a vehicle parked on a public road.

So having a joint account makes sense BUT my team and I will also have separate deals outside of this partnership with this other person.