IF you want to be a money manager and go big get familiar with Regulation D 506 and it could open a whole new universe...

A day and half later the tenant's phone call, the builder said he contacted his plumbing guy but he is not sure when he is really going to fix it.

Electrical and plumbing checked to be suitable and serviceable.

On our routine inspections we check all plumbing fixtures and connections, as they sometimes loosen.Sounds like your lease covers damage caused by tenants, intentional or not.

We will be changing the floor plan, redoing the plumbing and updating the electrical, so we can choose either gas or electric for the appliances.Pros:Gas: Cheaper for the tenant, and we have found them more reliable than electric.Electric: Cheaper for us, installation is simpler, no pilot light.Cons:Gas: Unit is a little more expensive to purchase, requires a vent, sometimes pilot lights can be an issue.Electric: More expensive for the tenant.What say you?

This project involved moving the plumbing, updating the electrical, demo to the studs and reframing to make better use of the space.

Also below grade bathrooms require a specific type of toilet which is more expensive since you are installing plumbing below the sewer line usuallly.

When you start dealing with Private Lenders you start getting into SEC Regulations.. you might want to stick to the Hard Money Lenders and Lenders registered with the Banking Commission.

There's wiring, plumbing, gas and underfloor, but no floor, no walls, no windows, no plasterwork, no nothing.

As an S-Corp owner per IRS Regulation you are not only supposed to pay your self reasonable wages for a person performing a specific job, but in addition if you are the person in charge, CEO, CFO, Treasurer, any and all of the above you must pay yourself accordingly.