Another classic failure to look at trade offs and instead focus on a pathos argument: "look at what this one person did to get around the system, the rule is terrible and we need to get rid of it".

The unit we would be in would be a downsize in space for us, but a better school system for our son (which is a huge reason we are selling our current home - to get him the best he can get). 

I roof here, a driveway there, an HVAC system there, a foundation repair elsewhere could eat through that easily.I would assess the condition of all major systems on each property and plan to have enough cash to replace each of them at the end of their useful life with some cushion for emergencies. 

Good for flips but need connections and right system with team.

I just started to work through the Loan Signing System this weekend and would love to chat with any current loan signing agents, escrow officers, realtors etc that are in the Lexington Area.

Hi everyone, any recommendation for a good follow up system?

We need to replace the HVAC system, and I believe this is a "B property". 1.

But I think this landlord is so self-righteous that they are prepared to buck the system to get what they want.

Every great system is built on checks and balances.

Yes,  doing systems work and stuff beyond paint/floors/trim sort of cosmetics can get expensive fast,  but so can a roof or plumbing leak or electrical fire.