They over insure, pay out the nose each month for that coverage, and then use the policy for every minor issue that's covered.

That isn't accounting any $ in the budget if there is any issue with foundation, roof, HVAC, exterior paint/siding replacement, or anything else.If you were to buy at a purchase price of $95,000, after back end realtor commissions and closing costs you might make a $2,000-$3,000.

, condo assn issues?

Sometimes a company will do leasing along with the transaction but often times the broker just transacts and you have another department at the firm or another company all together do the leasing.

I am trying to complete the application for Trade Name and on question #4 its asking me, Do I have a personal property account ( " L " number) and if no it's directing me to complete an annual personal property with the State of Maryland Assessments and Taxation Department and I have no property to report at this time.

Maybe someone has had this same concern/issue when they were starting out and can offer some advice?  

There are also massive double tax issues.

Anyway, my strategy (exit as well) has been based off of them, so I am just trying to do my due diligence in establishing a relationship for not just this deal, but hopefully more to come.I would be the grantor/applicant and FICO is 775+ so getting approved is not an issue.  

I own my own washer/dryer & can get a microwave if I need to.Things I've had issues with:Tiny bedrooms, terrible lighting, and terrible leasing offices (apartment specific).Things to know:This is for my family.  

(since mortgage is not paid off i do not own the property therefor i cannot place property on section 8)Now i know what you are thinking, Decision 2 would be the best route to take, but unfortunately if i do that, i am more likely to have problems renting the property because of these common issues...1.