We now have 22 occupied properties, 7 newly remodeled ready to rent, and 6 more we are renovating now.   

I will not hesitate to put it on the market not to let tenant make a dent on a newly constructed duplex wreck your place. 

Fannie and Freddie have launched lending programs to allow owners of smaller portfolios to find financing with competitive, fixed interest rates and loan terms as long as 10 years.

It still shows up (as well as many others) as supposedly newly answered. https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/52/topics/528237-tenant-forging-electronic-payment-receipts?

Combine the cash, 1031 and debt to launch into a much larger asset MF or commercial (or several) - consolidation exchange.2.

It's such a great book - especially as a beginner who want's to understand general real estate principles to help launch your investing career.

After codes closes our case, we would grind/sand off the newly applied spray paint and prep that side of the house too (but probably after we get some real paint on the primed sides of the house).One more thing to note, this probably all started with a complaint  from the former neighbor or realtor for the house south of mine (which already sold for $20K more than they asked for). 

If you have the building insured for less than the full reconstruction cost amount - say the estimated amount to rebuild is $150k and you have it insured for the same $100k - they will probably just cut you a check for the full $100k since you are insured for less that what it will cost to rebuild (the way it was not the newly required elevated construction)In addition to those examples above you could ask for loss of rent reimbursement and if you are forced to have extra cost to rebuild up to code (elevated) then you may have Building Ordinance & Law coverage that could pay something towards that extra expense.

A friend and I are working on launching a property management platform.

The house is newly remodeled and located on a large corner lot.