There is a plaster wall that needs repairing (exterior wall so who knows how old this material is) and I would also like to have some basic level of confidence in how likely or unlikely it is that this wall also contains asbestos?

If a resident who does not have aid designated for rent wanted to pretend that they have financial aid for rent, they could simply submit a screenshot of their loan (which would only be used for school), and get away by only paying the $800 and deferring the rest of the payment until fall.

I have always looked across that fence-line and longed to own the property next door as well (apparently the story goes that the owners of my house built the little house next door for their daughter, then sold off the land/house at some point along the way) so that I could control any possible design/build on the next door property in a way that would maintain value for both properties.

Definitely designed and marketed to professionals like hotels and property managers in areas where you want hands off security.

He doesn’t teach anything new or some top secret training, but crams everything necessary into an easily digestible course designed to fast track the entire process. 

I asked them to place the bathroom vent closer to the shower so that it can be easily vented out the exterior wall and not cut into the roof.

Thanks for the recommendations, I’ll definitely try to find a way to incorporate that into the design. 

Conventional loans are Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac backed loans, which are primarily designed for personal home ownership.

You can have him as a limited partner with designated and specified returns and equity portion such as 20% so he would earn 20% net profit from the entire pie with quarterly distributions and resale profits whenever that happens.

(Also, there are additional interior and exterior lights on a timer that go off when it's dark outside.)