One of our REIA members, also an attorney, went down to the state capital to grill a few state attorneys about how the government views wholesaling. 

Did they grill you extensively on experience (i.e. would a couple of successful projects be adequate).....or are they more asset/repayment based on the qualifying as long as deal is 80/20? 

Is it a patio with a grill?

The kids all played well together, we had a bit of an early egg hunt, and the food was fantastic.I cooked up some of the fish we caught last year in Michigan, grilled a bunch of veggies including prosciutto-wrapped asparagus, delighted in corn pudding, and finished off with a plethora of desserts.And the company was great.

AT UNCC, the kids used to grill on the decks of their condos and big fires were COMMON.

Some burnt dust is being blown into the drum through that grill that looks rusty. 

On top of that, it's always been a bar/grill type place, and they have completely gutted it, from kitchen equipment down to the outdoor deck/patio.

The whole appeal of a vacation rental is having a house, with a patio, backyard for grilling, parties, etc.

Reaching out and grilling them for what's new or changed right before I sign new tenants will definitely be the plan but it's an extra step I shouldn't need to take. 

I lived in Pass-a-grille, St.