(My prior life entailed working as an Office Manager in a Substance Abuse Agency and Mental Health, so I know a great deal about "enablers)Some of my homes in the Inner City were in some rough neighborhoods.  

To cover health care, vehicle, primary home costs, groceries, daily expenses.....etcThese numbers assume all houses are paid in full with no debt services.Are my numbers to conservative?  

Maybe have your plumber write up the clean bill of health and send that to the insurance company....

Seems like the day after I closed they sent inspectors to every single one of those properties and gave me a laundry list of building and health code violations that I was 100% personally responsible for regardless of who the LLC was.2). the cheapest properties were the biggest problems.  

Last week after the tenant complained to us of being unable to use the house for 1/2 day due to toxic paint fumes and asthma she asked us for compensation for all the inconveniences.After letting the builder know about her health situation caused by their toxic paint that apparently takes 30-45 days to cure, my partner and I requested a non paint fix.  

That includes the people at the Manufactured Homes office and the State Health Department.

Develop a plan for tackling the items on the list of deficiencies presented to you by the Section 8 inspector, starting with the most significant health and safety issues.5.

When you have a tenant get behind on rent and retaliate by calling hud or the health department to say they have no working toilet, smoker detectors and there is a bed bug infestation you will be glad you did that check 30 days ago that said all was well!

Comply with the requirements of applicable building, housing, and health codes; or(b)?

Also, I mentioned that I have an HSA (Health Savings Account), and he said that it could also participate in Self Directed plans.