The Property Code presumes that 7 days is a reasonable period of time for the Landlord to repair a condition unless there are circumstances which establish that a different period of time is appropriate (such as the severity and nature of the condition and the availability of materials, labor, and utilities.)

I focus on having policies that treat everyone the same regardless of skin tone or any of that.

Then another with 2 different industrial odor removing agents (like odo ban and natures miracle I think). 2.

I will have skin in the game but I am looking for lender to provide 70-80% of the funds.

When you provide any kind of extra service to guests it changes the taxable nature of the rental.Julie, I am really looking forward to your assessment on this.

That would leave you with very little skin in the game.

But most prudent investors would never take a second position at 100% LTV on a newer investor with no skin in the game with whom they have no pre-existing long term relationship.

You have zero skin in the deal.

The longer a tenant stays, the more likely that they will get more of their security deposit back because things naturally age and need to be updated over time and we can't charge tenants for "normal wear and tear."

Naturally, I suspect the crawl space was intentionally concealed, but the agent says she doesn't believe the seller did that intentionally, and that the seller isn't aware of issues within the crawlspace.