From a common sense point of view, you want to make sure when you go to evict that the tenant does not have a single leg to stand on.

Only buy a Coin op washer, not the dryer, replace the Vertical 8 coin slide (the most common slide) with a vertical 7 which can be ordered on line for $40.

Is this common or am I stressing out for no reason?

He felt he didn't owe the broker as he paid a finders fee from lawyers he cultivated on his own that got him the deals.He was working as a title company closer when I met him again, makes more than the commissions he would have gotten as an agent, and doesn't have to worry about conflicts with his broker. 

Its commonly used in Deaborn Michigan to accommodate the muslim population there for the same reason. https://www.npr.org/sections/m...

The drop and swap refers to the sale of your relinquished property where you drop the property out of a partnership into individual names as tenants-in-common and then sell and 1031 Exchange, which has certain risks to work through. 

Is that common this times or is it just not profitable to invest in RE here pls someone answer what would you do.

Any sense of if this type of loan structure is widely common or specific to your locale?  

In your more northern clime though, gas heat is probably more efficient than electric heat pumps which are common around here.If the tenant really really wants an electric dryer, I'd offer to split the cost with them.

Look at comparable sales to see what kinds of features and finishes are common for properties in that price range.