A non-recourse note has all kinds of provisions included and notices that are not contained in a recourse note, it is an entirely different agreement and should really not be thought of in the same light as a full recourse obligation.

I came across this:Some lease agreements contain clauses that allow the landlord to retain all or part of a security deposit upon the breach of the lease.

It is well known that plaster in buildings between 1940 and 1980 is very likely to contain asbestos.

Here in WI if your lease contains any provision which is prohibited by law the entire lease is void.

Just curious, there seems to be nothing wrong with the company and payments are being made as they always have been, but there is 0 mention of cozy or cozy.co within BiggerPockets.  Do any of you landlords use the sit...

The confusing part is that the IRS defines the structure UOP as containing floors, walls, roof, and foundation - so even if you repaired 100% of the floors, is it material to the structure as a whole?

If you go on my blog, you'll find posts like these for many of the first 50 houses I rehabbed containing detailed budget breakdowns:http://www.123flip.com/house-38-budget-recap/

I advise against partnerships when it contains any non family member.

Most leases contain wording along these lines, and if yours does then you can document the violation and serve notice of violation according to your state law/rules/regs.  

All the information you need is contained in the book they give you when you take the weekend workshop for $200.