But not including DOB means that landlords will just reject for name match, or have to take a chance that their applicant isn't the same person as was named in the criminal records report.

It gets better with each revision, but I don't think it will ever be perfect.

It may be perfectly legal, and within code, though depending on what circuits were on the main panel it could become dangerous under the wrong circumstances.

The garage matches the style of the duplex.What are your thoughts on this:  I've considered renting the garages out separately from the duplex, and with a separate lease for each garage stall.  

My tile designer, who I use for picking out anything involving color matching, suggested it.

LLCs are perfectly designed to do what the name says: limit liability.  

Ricardo S. we discussed this morning about trimming the 401K to 5% so we get the employee match, thank you for challenging the 401K.  

There is no one perfect metric to evaluate a deal. $ per door is just one example of a quick measurement to compare deals.

Add to the banking situation the fact that some states, particularly judicial foreclosure states, make it very difficult to execute a foreclosure, and you have a perfect storm for foreclosures taking forever. 

I know each deal will be different but having nothing to draw from I feel like I'm stuck in the "double Dutch state" trying to have everything line up perfectly before I jump in.