Want to link up with an agent that can find us off-market deals, as well as a GC in the area that is familiar with fix&flip or BRRRR strategies. 

It sounds like you've got a pretty sweet deal going with all that fully furnished jazz, but maybe the price tag's scaring people off.

We must send you a letter before issuing a fine.

I like to point out issues to save you time and money. 

The issue was eventually fixed but many landlords lost thousands of dollars.

I’ll try to look up the one California BP member that was a local expert/proponent and tag him for you if I find his name in an old message, but it’s been a long time. 

NAR should have a driver referral link for Uber driver signup, so at least we can earn some commissions.

They make anode rods that are cut and held together with wire, almost like sausage links.

I've had broken windows, paint, and plumbing items flagged for repair but never stairs; although I have seen some really poorly constructed staircases and it's not terribly surprising to me that something like that could get flagged.Ultimately It's negotiable with the seller, although you should come to terms with the fact that you're an FHA buyer, and the seller would not have this issue with a conventional buyer; it entirely depends on your circumstances whether this is actually something the seller should pay for or not. 

Hi,My father purchased this 2-family house (R5 Zone) back in 1976 in Astoria Queens, and just like many other landlords in NYC he rents out the cellar/basement.I've been reading online the definition between a basement and cellar based on the link below, and I think my father's falls under a cellar.