Or just do a Google search...b) silicone can actually be a better way to go for a 'repair' because it spreads thinnerc) silicone has flexibility which helps reduce more tile cracking in areas where there is inherent movementd) mortar is better for a standard (non-repair) installation, but you can use silicone where there is a history of ground or house wall movemente) Reading comprehension - I never said use a "pre-mixed mortar", I mentioned a premixed grout - for a repair only - because why buy a whole bag for a small repair when you only need a little bit?

Plus the seasoning periods are little to none & the closing times are greatly reduced. 

They will pay for themselves in the end and reduce your headache and hassle.

Yes, Insurance is a tax write-off for a rental property.It is also true, that if expenses are higher than your income(not including depreciation) that it may lower your DTI Ratio.

I've never heard of a lender reducing LTV due to the property being a new build.

When I first bought this place,  was an LP heater in the living area at one time, so the detectors include the CO option. 

Was max 3 other properties, including primary. 80% LTV, prime + 1%, <4 properties.

Experts and seasoned investors who could have access to private lenders or who are private lenders themselves are frequently included in these organizations.Attend real estate investing classes or educational activities.

These are fine products in certain circumstances, possibly including yours; I don't know enough about your situation to say either way.

This area is pretty expensive and would like to limit my initial investment under 100k including closing, reno etc.Looking forward to meeting you all!