I'm closing on another property Monday the next block up that will need a major rehab as well.

So having a front loaded SFR with Garage/livable spaces blocking the required easement would prevent the lot split potential.

I give the tenant a nice and polite letter explaining that they have 3 days to pay or quit (move out) and I tell the tenant that I need to adhere to my own policies, guidelines and the sooner I give the notice the sooner I can get them out.

I officially have my Pre Approval letter for a loan amount of 450,000$I also have 200000$ to put as a down payment on something.

Like rolling door shutters, a scrim type material so it defuses the sun but doesn’t block the windows or just partial covers still exposing the top parts of the windows?

You are getting good advice on why your idea is a poor one, but certainly go ahead.And the Courts have not 'largely agreed' See the recent rulings by 3 separate Federal Judges (from KY, LA, MS) blocking Biden's mandates.But go for it.

I have been working to draft a formal letter to send but maybe just responding  verbally first will work and then move on to a more formal response if necessary.  

When we turn the property over here are a few things we look for:Proper gutters, splash blocks and downspouts.Tree and/or tree limb removal away from the house and off the roof.Conduct an HVAC assessment.Re-caulk any wet areas as necessary (toilet, shower, countertops, etc)Remove garbage disposals.

Such as an "intro letter" or "landlord letter". 

Hello BP, I have flipped a few homes and wholesaled a few properties, but the question I have is regarding my primary residence that we just bought in April 2021.We bought the home from a flipper that has done dozens and dozens of flips in the area (Seacoast NH).I received a letter from the town the other day that would like to inspect all work that was done by the flipper after the fact.