@Jacob Scholes the appraiser will do a projected rents schedule and whatever you submit as projected rent - as long as they appraiser justifies that it is within reasonable range is used.

They say it works as long as you earn more than you spend.

As long as you purchase at least as much as you sell and use all of your cash in the purchases you'll defer all tax and depreciation recapture. 

I would keep repaint and as long as its not broken or damaged should be good!

If the agent had any part in the renewal, I'd suggest to him and his managing broker that you will be going after his E&O insurance.As long as your damages are within the limits allowed by your local small claims court, yes - that would be the route I'd take if it were me. 

I'm not worried if it's 1 bedroom as long as you account for correct vacancy parameters for your area.

I'm getting the pattern of late rent on a regular basis, offer to let him break the lease to find something less expensive, and give his security deposit back as long as the place is tenant able.. end it with something like unfortunate if rent is late as a business I will be forced.to seek the legal remedies. 

@Enrique HuertaPurchase agreement states that the seller is entitled to deposit as long as “mutual release” - so they have to sign the EMD release and escrow will give us funds.

As for the deck that is a bit harder to screw up as long as it is sealed properly the rest is just you inspecting upon completion of work, as always get someone licensed and bonded.

I do this with one lot where I will list several different house plans at different price points as long as the area will support it.If the road front lot and house are the least desirable then that would be a good lower price point option if you feel it's necessary.