2) No matter what any painter tells you the final product will look like, with the siding in the condition yours is in, you will not be happy with the final product unless they cost is quite high - sanding each board down is time consuming and expensive. 

We had no idea that all of the coastal condos there are considered "Condo-tels" even if they are owner occupied and are only eligible for 20 year financing, not 30, and require 30% down, not 20%.

And, he gets hit with a bill every two or three years for updates(exterior work, parking area work, hurricane sand clean-up).But, he is hanging in there until they have paid themselves off, then he will sell 2 at a market high and not have to rent the other one, just use it for personal use.Definitely a long term plan. 

At your death, you have a successor trustee(s) and successor beneficiary(ies).

He is in his 80’s and wishes to retire to a condo.

Im an investor from coastal North Carolina and my in laws have just moved down here but are originally from the new Hyde park area of Long Island.

Sold comps for renovated homes in the worse southwest and westside Atlanta neighborhoods around the beltline's path are up to around high 200's and i see many being rented for around $1,500 a month.

Hi everyone,I ran across a package deal of 20 mobile home lots located in a coastal city in florida, which are not in an established mh park but rather just city lots with city utilities, (not contiguous),but scattered throughout a neighborhood that is predominantly trailers with a few site built homes.

The house was built in 1920's and junior unit was built in the 40's and they built it on the property line, i.e. fence-house-fence that means there is no clearance between the ADU and the fence.  

My beach STRs that are 100' from the sand is 3 hours drive from ~20 million people (Tijuana, San Diego county, Orange county, Los Angels county, Imperial County, Riverside county).