My comment was more to the possibility of the requirement than being in compliance with law.

Go ahead and pull the trigger if you think it will work.

I think it can be done as long as you are in compliance with local code regarding room size and requirements.

I'm about ready to pull the trigger on a deal, and I'm sure I'll have some questions, so I wanted to introduce myself and post an article that I thought might incite some discussion.So, how does this effect small investors, especially those just getting started?

My target rent range would be around $600-$700.I am just trying to get all my ducks in a row before pulling the trigger if I even can.Thank you-Tom

.- Compliance with all codes (i.e. main drain, gates, etc).In my experience, your chemical cost alone could be $100 month.

Just gotta wait and pull the trigger when a good deal presents itself.

I was very patient and made sure I only pulled the trigger on too-good-to-be-true deals, and I have found them.

It is a lot easier to think of solutions when you are actually faced with a problem.Just think positive and don't be afraid to pull the trigger if an opportunity presents itself, because that's the only true way to learn.

I doubt an attorney will be in violation of law as to loan origination, securing collateral or compliance with his firm or company.