@Jeff Greenberg & @Joel Owens it's not uncommon in MF deals to go back and renegotiate the price/terms if you find a bunch of deferred maintenance, cap ex, etc. during the inspections/due diligence phase, correct?

If it is an HET toilet, there is a high probability it is flapper-less.That aside, you are correct: installation error is one of the main factors behind poor performance on a low-flow toilet.

A good CPA is a strategic partner who can help you do things correctly (to avoid penalties, surprises, and even jail) and maximize your cash flow in ways you may not be aware of.Yes, you'll likely need to pay taxes in Ohio.

Itd be nice to cross check my backgrpund checks and see if they are correct in regards to the eviction reporting.

yup that is correct.

Be sure to have the records corrected.

If you think different, do correct me.

Still in PA, one can discriminate based upon source of income, but not in Philadelphia.Am I correct in that if source of income is protected, then one could not reject based upon occupation?

If they do have a lien on it, this would be an unsecure lien correct?

Also, if we close on another home before the one year mark, but spend the remaining time renovating the home, and our current property is our actual primary residence during the renovation time, that would be on the up and up, correct?