If I were buying I would evaluate it strictly as an investment.

Any areas/pockets in LBC you would advise to strictly stay away from?

I've never worked in Maine, but getting access permits is a pretty routine thing.

I think it was because they were young and stupid and now that they got punished once, they don't want to have that happen to them again.In all, I'm pretty strict about who I let into one of my properties.

The reason I don't just wholesale it is because he strictly wants to do business to me because I have talk to him about even getting a bigger profit and I could just give it to one of my cash investors in my network.

I just assumed Texas would be a less regulated or strict on reciprocity.

If you are purchasing with a property in short sale there are some strict guidelines.

If the current water heater is good still, you might be able to save it for another property, sell it on Craigslist, or maybe trade it with somebody for something of value to you.Throughout our routine maintenance activities, I ALWAYS replace furnaces and water heaters with direct vent or electric units, because I know it is only a matter of time before I have to deal with the chimneys, even if I no longer use them.

The tools that were purchased were solely used to complete such projects.The costs I incurred before I purchased the property such as inspections and etc would be expensed since I did not own the property at the time and was a routine business expense while investigating/inspecting properties?

One use limit seems pretty strict.