So you can lock in an interest rate for your property 4-5% today.

So i'm wondering if i should go the trust - LLC route as I've heard it DOES NOT trigger DOS clause. 

If you buy into the 50% rule, which says that 50% of gross rents go to all expenses (including taxes, but not the principal and interest part of your payment) then your cash flow will increase over time.Of course nothing locks all these factors together.  

There are two things at play here: (1) the dimensions of the old deck, which cannot be increased without triggering a variance of building code (unless you have a larger lot and 20+ feet of space from the back and 15+ feet on either side - don't quote me on the exact numbers)

If you have the property locked up...under contract...there is no reason not to disclose the information to anyone.  

Consider selling if you can lock in a significant tax-free gain.  

I pay a $75 a year fee which gets waved every time I take a draw and lock in a rate. 

Benson is really booming the past couple years and has really gentrified, but it is close enough to high crime areas that I just hesitate to pull the trigger there (no pun intended).

If you need Supra to access (you checked that access isn't with a combo lock?)

Now he has sent me a bill for almost $500. for the day of the lockout and new locks which he installed so poorly my husband replaced them as soon as he could.