I know that banks will not lend if the property is not "habitable" (e.g. electrical, plumbing, etc.) but will they not lend if there are certain items on the CO report that have not been fixed during a refinance (e.g. window needs to be replaced, interconnected smoke detectors, fire code items, etc.)?

What items inside and outside of the building should we be aware of when doing our due diligence?

Also, de minimis safe harbor (DMSH) election can’t be applied in this case either. 2.Yes, this could possibly use (DMSH) as each item in the invoice is less than $25003.Yes, this could possibly be considered as a repair as it helps to keep the property habitable and in good working condition.4.Other interpretations

Maybe a long shot, but I heard today that Amazon and some grocery stores are hiring to keep up with all the demands for delivered goods and groceries. 

The local hardware stores are already running lean, what with China imports down.

This time we have a demand and a supply-side shock: my colleagues shopping in NY and NJ this weekend found supermarkets with empty shelves, even Amazon is out-of-stock on many key items.

This time we have a demand and a supply-side shock: my colleagues shopping in NY and NJ this weekend found supermarkets with empty shelves, even Amazon is out-of-stock on many key items.

In a decent area with schools and stores nearby, the park itself is a combination of RV and MH.

It has the rental calculator for now.​Please look for Biggerpockets Tools in the Play Store.

Get it on letterhead that includes the following items at a minimum:  proof of spay/neuter, sex, breed, shots, vaccinations, county of registration, age, height, weight and colorProof of annual pet license.