So you have a safety net if hell freezes over.

They won't even let me into the property citing safety.

That will create the paper trail for them.The City does need to assign addresses for fire and life safety, you should have been assigned an additional/new address in the "MIS-Addressing" review for the building before.

was in a similar situation , when you finance through LLC - it always is a commercial loan.. the interest rates are going to be higher as well & would change typically every 5 /7 years like a ARM .. the lenders also take into account Airbnb revenue while appraising your purchase which is a big plus as opposed to residential mortgage lenders who wouldn't consider STR numbers.. if you decide to do it residential ... you can later on do a deed transfer and move the title over to ur LLC ( some lenders do not typically like it ) 

Getting up is often not possible without some sort of arm related leverage...like the tank.

Unpaid rents prior to your purchase, if collected belong to the prior LL.If the tenant is getting basic services, heat, water, safety etc then you wait till the lease is up to start any renovating-or you do cash for keys or pay for their lodging while you are fixing the place.

It depends on your jurisdiction but landlords should be held responsible for all safety items in a rental.

Just arm yourself with information, do your due diligence, buy right and you will do fine.

More safety and local amenity focused more than anything, which I think great renters look for as well.

Hey all, So my situation is I am in a 5/1 Arm at 2.75%.