-Russia Nuclear Arms Treaty, repealing the “Global Gag Rule” (so that the U.S. can once again fund international organizations that provide abortions), and re-imposing the ban on oil and gas drilling in the Artic wildlife preserve.

The scenario:Three door property, only 1 of which meets FHA requirements for safety.

As a syndicator, I have been on calls with a few potential investors and I can rather quickly tell that this investor armed with 1,000 questions perhaps from Brian's book or a syndication book is about to unnecessarily exhaust both of us with a bunch of questions turning a 15-min getting-to-you-know-you call to a full-blown FBI interrogation.

Then we had to install a fire sprinkler system to comply with their NEW 2018 fire safety codes. 24 months later we were cleared, but it could have been very expensive if we could not have done it all ourselves.

The reason ARM are bad especially if they are changing every year is they change with the economic conditions of the US and globally.

An arms length lease with declared collected and taxed rent would be hard to argue with. 

If the dog's a threat to people's safety or is damaging the property, then I'd say try to get them to remove the dog, or evict them and find someone who is honest.

LED lighting, new electrical panel, new plumbing, new central heating and A/C for maximum safety, comfort, and efficiency.

I assume the testing is being required by your lender, don’t know why the shocking would be required by your lender but if you plan on renting it out you certainly don’t want to get sued over a safety violation. 

I do the repairs that are planned and the ones that are necessary for safety and maintaining the building.