It was up for auction and for several days Vikram did his comprehensive financial analysis while I did feet on the street analysis.

I looked at the table of contents of Multi-Family Millions and it seems pretty comprehensive. 

According to a Nevada attorney 'The federal Fair Housing Act also prohibits discrimination in housing accommodations against those who use service animals. 

Anyone who wants you to invest with them but can't accommodate a visit isn't worth your time – MAKE SURE you're getting what you pay for.

He tested at a 7 which is below the limits that require reporting to the state (10) and his doctor came back and said it was OK to stay their since his comprehensive blood work came back lower than a 10, as long as they were comfortable with it.

It helps me put things into an orderly fashion for him so he gets something comprehensible and can concentrate on doing the taxes instead of trying to figure out what a "shoe box of paperwork and receipts" are all about.

Have reserves and get yourself a great property management team that has more than enough hired staff to accommodate for the addition of your properties into their management portfolio.

I've never known the military to rent on behalf of a service member; they have their own accommodations/properties so that is not the standard MO. 

@Carl Kallgren IVI have seen the opposite where a CPA suggested the wrong structure that had to be scrapped by the real estate attorney.What you want is team of experts in real estate, tax, asset protection and estate planning who are working together to get a comprehensive plan for you.

Now, this doesn't mean that after your inspection, you send out a long laundry list of things to the sell side and expect them to accommodate everything because that 10 times out of 10 just won't happen.