I have my contractors out there, and if I see something that might need to be repaired soon, I just get it done, while others will wait until an issue comes up.There are 3 different kinds of people in this world:They all walk into a property:Person 1: "wow this is perfect for rent, there's nothing here you have to do!"

If they do communicate and offer any substantial amount you are probably better off taking it and moving on even if its just a couple hundred bucks.

The other issue with 'second set of eyes' for someone to look over your work is that the person doing that may be required to 'sign' as a preparer which can then put the firm at more risk.

My issue is, he wants the payment to be reduced roughly 50% to reflect the lower principal amount. 

He has many real estate clients so he knows real estate issues very well. 

Also, they need to have been issued with the goal of cash value accumulation as regular policies are usually crafted for the most death benefit with the lowest premium cost, limiting the cash value.All the information of your current policies were given to you in the initial contract.

If you can get in and out of a BRRRR let's say leaving $10k in the deal.Obviously not having your name tied to the debt is a plus, but also if you haven't structured these correctly they can come back and bite the investors (due on sale, issues with prior owner of record etc). 

First off, gather crucial evidence, including a thorough review of the lease agreement, documentation of the property's condition through a move-out inspection report with detailed photos, and records of communications with the tenant.

The bedroom was hotter/cooler during the day, but wasn't an issue since we weren't in there.

I need to find a better solution for both concrete paint/coating for high-traffic areas and flooring (I have had tons of issues with LVP with water from entrances and separation and unlocking), and I want to know if it is worth spending the extra money on metal roofing due to its durability.I look forward to hearing about your experiences!