I can give you his info if you decide to go ahead.But if he's planning on growing enough for business purposes I'm sure he'd need a dedicated space for that, so I'm not sure why he'd need to be growing at home.Also, a substantial size grow operation requires pretty heavy duty security.

Originally posted by @Dawn Anastasi:I use Kohler toilets.i will never, ever, ever, ever, ever use kohler stuff. they are overpriced, and purposely make their designs different/proprietary so you have to buy their gaskets that are costly and can be found in just 3 stores in the US.

Assessed value is for tax purposes.  

I already have some basics that I have tailored for other people so it wouldn't take to much to convert for your purposes.  

Having someone else manage $90K of your own money and then not having access to it for its stated purpose is a BIG NEGATIVE for HUD loans.

A website with one purpose: Capture emails and build your buyers list2.

I generally carry the highest deductible possible, because I've never had claims and replacement isn't my real purpose for the insurance.

To keep costs down, I suggest that you always make a rough draft and then have it reviewed by your accountant and attorney and allow them to make adjustments rather than starting from scratch.Bottom line is, that if you want to be treated as a corporate entity (for liability purposes) you need to act like one.

Account Closed You may have answered your own question.Unless a given property is targeted by city for acquisition for its own purposes, they are merely trying to force a catalyst for improvement. 

Thanks to reading material on BP, I'm renting out the condo from 2013 - 2016 to some ideal long-term tenants, and make about $100 in positive cashflow every month (my primary purpose was just to have them cover the condo mortgage + insurance + property taxes + HOA dues + maintenance costs until the condo appreciated enough with the recovering market to sell for a profit).