We did speak with a lawyer regarding our options but we have decided to move forward with temporarily keeping the current occupant in the property for security sake (see the deal diary link above).Thank you all again for the warm welcome. 

The advantage of this is that by changing one of the inputs, the student can see the immediate correlative outcome in all of the rest of the metrics.  

(Like with Josh above)I could see the random notification getting old but I know I would prefer to know if/when I am being discussed in order to properly contribute. 

I read this article.. http://fortune.com/2015/02/15/predictions-for-2015...And I see the part about Amazon.. immediately thought about the correlation to Seattle real estate..."

I would need to see the exact numbers but, when an investors tells me:1 - the seller is "sick of it and wants to sell it"2 - "the property will barely cash flow", and it doesn't matter over what time period this applies3 - and is depending on things like inflation, TBD rehab, and rent increases to get only 15% CoC Return, and...4 - if all of the above fails, the fallback is only 6% CoC, I say...Not in this or any other lifetime.

The pump is usually located on the return side, while this can be located on the supply side the diaphragm and expansion tank is also on the supply side not the return.I also don't see the t&p valve but I suspect it is causing the water sitting on the floor, it should be on the water heater side towards the rear of the unit.

From the response in this thread you can see the ignore button would have been used multiple times.

I don't see the point of using IRAs for rental property of flipping.

i agree with @Dooreuhn Cee .I don’t see the logic behind this attorney’s interpretation of the RLTO. 1.where does it say in the RLTO that the tenant has the right to withhold rent and have that rent deducted from the security deposit?

I couldn't see the forest for the trees.