my recommendation would be porcelain wood-look tile with chemical grout (Never seal, no stain) in the whole house.

Regardless of any other aspects (I know difficult to do). Solely looking at Cash on Cash return. What real estate method would you say has the highest YEARLY ROI? My research tells me short term vacation and/or flippi...

That your vehicle needs maintenance along the way to keep performing well… that your taxes will increase about a year after you buy your new investment vehicle, etc.  

Walmart is building a meat distribution center and Panasonic just broke ground on an electric vehicle battery plant.

For example, a PropCo (Asset Company vehicle which owns the property and the debt), and an OpCo (operating company, which operates and manages the property)?

I reeeally want to get back to the point where I'm maxing out my investment vehicles I have with my advisor but also really want to continue contributing to improving this duplex because it's old and still needs a fair amount of work.

People are afraid of what they don't know, in some areas people don't want city water because it comes with the city price tag and chemical taste/smell, in other they're afraid of what is in the water and what could go wrong because they're used to the city water.

I did a loan once for FHA using a bill of sale that the buyer had, he sold his ATV and showed signed/dated Sales contract along with the cancelled check and VIN # for the vehicle he sold and thats fine.

Now I am working on my application, and there is a requirement to enter the NYS Department of Motor Vehicles Issued Driver's License Number or NYS Department of Motor Vehicles Issued Non-Driver's Photo ID Card Number.

Sadly, you must not have any experience with DSTs as an investment vehicle.