We were thinking about having a management company or other professional help generate a letter with details about the scope of the work.

I think this often getns overlooked but I can't tell you how essential this is for all the little things that you don't want to have to pay your cleaners or handyperson for.

It takes some effort up front, but I think it would clean things up pretty quickly.

So, I would find a handyman or something who could do that or maybe first just have the cleaning person try a product by hand meant to remove scratches which I think does the same thing but with manual scrubbing.

Where do you think has less saturation and more opportunity for LTR?

House hacking is a great way to start and I don't think you can go wrong in Columbus.

If they send an estimate over and I think I have a better option, I'll let them know I'd rather send in my resource.There's a lot to cover, so it's tough for a PM have both a deep and broad deck of resources all the time.

I think there is an exception for commercial loans.I wouldn't touch this without talking to several lenders first to confirm what is or is not allowed.

I think even regular CPAs are not fully aware of this!!

What we are thinking of now doing is hiring a mold inspection company to check out their unit and make sure their claims are valid.