@Renee Ross Since you've flipped lots/land, it should be a smooth transition flipping mobile homes.

Either way, you want to make sure that the flow into and out of the ADU is relatively smooth for foot traffic and cars.There are a lot of modular/tiny house companies that are popping up, specifically in CA that have some great construction financing options and floorplans for you to choose from.

There's always something that isn't perfect like uneven grout lines or drywall that isn't perfectly smooth on the seams, but like I said they're all things that won't affect the rental potential of the property.The best way to gauge assessment cost if they haven't been charged already is to call the City of Cape Coral directly.

Obviously marketing is a multi-pronged thing, but we are getting webform and phone call submissions, and setting up the sites was great (love the smooth clean look).

Thank you all so much and I hope your deals are running smoothly.

This is not a smooth road at all, people like this, and particularly the attorneys who represent them, should be publicly executed via a street hanging, with opportunity for citizens to watch via pay per view and proceeds going back to reimburse the hardships to the victims, in this case, ME!

I typically have my agent ask how many short sales the selling agent has closed in the past to gauge how smoothly the process might go and sometimes think twice about submitting an offer for an inexperienced agent to submit.

He's a writer for BP and STR developer in Western NC.

That'll likely get rid of the writing on the wall, smooth out the drywall, and make it more absorbent for paint.

I might just be making this narrative up in my own head, but I feel it would be kind of awkward for the tenant to respect me as a landlord while at the same time having to write rent checks to an entity that makes overt mentions of being funded by said rent checks.