They get no training on them and dont get paid much for doing them, so are rarely experts on them.

(you'll usually get it but rarely on time) land lording can be quite profitable. the city is definitely block by block and have to know each area intimately as well as construction to succeed doing this, a lesson learned the hard way."

They have to realize that you're in the business to make a profit.My advice is to combine your instinct with information and you'll do what makes sense for your business.Good luck!

Lots of history combined with new culture create a niche in rehabbing, big federal and state agencies here, large corporate headquarter presence, active entrepreneurs ....and my favorite (as far as living), mild weather with all four seasons:) @Trevor Ewen "jump" into Richmond

It is possible but extremely rare for taxes to be negotiated down.

It would be very rare to find a property built in the 1980s that has 3 layers of roofing on it but not uncommon in older properties.

The 2% rule in these are is extremely rare too. 

I have my license but rarely carry.

Perhaps a combination of notes and tax liens, which could compliment your rental income.

Water & Sewer current bill is about $900 combined.