Put a new one on with new keys and a code of your choosing.I interested in how you got her on your site.

Would that be in the state property code?

As for the 203k loans, they are two kinds: • The streamline which goes up to $35k(basic code and update work) • The standard which goes from $35k and up(this is for foundation work and such) Streamline is quicker to close, only 45 days compared to 60 with the standard With a standard 203k you need an FHA inspector, to whereas a streamline, you can use any inspector.

If they hated the applicant, thought they were terrible tenants, they might say so in code or they won't say anything at all.

You also want to make sure that its installed to code and the flue pipe isn't touching any combustible material.

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I think a team approach is fine, select reputable and ethical players.Asking for and suggesting "Investor Friendly" team players is code for unethical or for those who may operate outside of the regulatory structure or such....someone who may be willing to look the other way.If that's the way an investor deals, good luck, they won't be in it for the long haul.If something is acceptable and lawful, then any professional in any aspect will work with you, it's not them that have a problem, it's your guru strategy and attitude in business.This is not directed at any one poster but a general statement from the various posts giving the flavor to the topic. :)

I don't know much about real estate, but I do know that people are able to take reverse mortgages, if not for sake of "lifestyle changes", for lifestyle maintenance.I find the tax code (on rental real property depreciation, for example) complicated to the point of being absurd.

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Based on your experience with the building department, I'd guess you're in for some pain.In most areas when you're dealing with a larger multi-unit building like this you will need to follow the stricter commercial building codes.