This post is being used to educate all those who read it , from the original pictures and the description how the work was done , It was done incorrectly with expensive consequences down the road .  

I've never met a real estate investor who didn't like to work with a newbie!  

If the unit owners in your HOA are only responsible for insuring the contents they bring into their unit, then this lender's request makes even less since to me because you're not responsible for insuring these larger systems per your description above. 

Met a couple the other day that actually did something different, they've been going hard in NM.

In my research (FDIC), I found a description of the portfolio (non- Fannie Mae) segments held by the bank.

I have met a lot of people who want to be and I have given them my information, but I haven't gotten any leads from them.  

I’ve taken more and more jobs focusing specifically on picking up skills that’s would help me once I purchase my first property.Through this I have met a local passive investor that I now consider a friend and a mentor, an Agent who flips and taught me A LOT about what goes into a flip (it was a COMPLETE gut that I need to make a write up on) And lately, I have met a local broker who I do small maintenance jobs for at his properties and intend on learning anything I can from the brokerage side of things.

Tips:1. great photos2. good description. be clear what you require to cut down on wasting your time.3.

Having a highly organized and easy to understand description of services offered and a multi-tiered pricing structure available for any agent or property owner who inquired.2.

(They will be used in Tesla or Amazon or Meta Drive share) and save the average renter $5000+ a year) Does anyone have any experience with this company?