The subject has to meet or exceed health and safety code violations when completed. 

And since company policies don't impact the ability of a consumer to create such a listing, company policies aren't relevant ("I'm not on google because of company policy" is not a valid reason/excuse). 

I would not risk other tenants safety when they're expecting something nice and secure.

Use fire safety inspection as way to get in every three months.

Some of the best BRRRR deals actually don't require a down payment at all, but you would still need to cover points and other closing costs on the up-front loan and have cash reserves to show the lender you can have some safety in-case things go wrong like underestimated rehab budget or holding costs.You're doing all the right things, keep up the solid work and good luck!

I have both a DP-3 policy and a Flood Policy. 

REALTORS are constantly harping on REALTOR safety because "so many" agents are killed during showings.

Your basic insurance policy with $300,000 in liability coverage should be sufficient in 99.999% of all lawsuits.5.

Four kids don't know how to maintain a home and it's more likely to result in damages, drama, early termination, or other problems.My policy is that applicants need to make a combined income of 3x the rent.

It seems to have become policy to make it as difficult as possible to find out that your applicant is a bum.