Written by a Wisconsin lawyer who updates them each time the law changes.

The baths I have redone for my father in law cost a LOT more than the baths I redo on my flips.

You should also investigate if there have been changes in laws or zoning that the current property is grandfathered into that would pose restrictions on a new construction.  

That is why as a flipper, I believe a robust understanding of building practices is invaluable.With that said, you can always get in to a situation where you hire a turkey of a contractor.

What is the best route to make sure there are no other liens or obligations that this law firm might not have detected?

I'm no expert but I've put what i learned into practice and its working so far.

We bought a duplex with a 1 bedroom apartment above us where my sister in law rents.

Of course there are also property taxes and tenant friendly laws to think about.I'm happy to discuss if you'd like.

If our LLC saves one law suit based on appearance then that is bonus as our LLC is not structured to provide real asset protection.In summary, do your research on what is required to have the LLC provide asset protection (such as having the properties owned by the LLC and issues purchasing non-commercial in an LLC and risk to loan in transferring a property to an LLC) as well as the CA requirements limits on the use of OOS LLCs.Good luck

I attended FLETC (Federal Law Enforcement Training Center) in Glynco, GA and there were a lot of rentals set up on St.