Specifically, our architect is requesting an inspector to certify the construction of the fire rated/life-safety of the staircases/doors/ceilings/walls which requires an inspector who can perform probing.

But if you want safety in knowing someone else is handling it then go ahead and get a manager. 

They are a bit loud in my opinion, but they don't pose a safety risk.

Financing provided by FHA would have to meet their health and safety standards and any good real agent will let you know that you have to repair a ton of things to even get funding to go through but in theory yes you could do this if the home didn't have and issues at all (hvac, plumbing, expose wiring, loose handrails, electrician, broken garage, leaky faucets, etc etc)Conventional financing will be a bit looser with minor repairs but you would still need to address the major items that would cause value to be affected like plumbing foundation, major electrical, roofing, structural,Etc.

He said the conversation was being recorded for his safety.

Just prioritize 20 minutes a day to write, and pretty soon, you'll find that you look forward to that time.

Everyone will just browse houses online and schedule viewings online either with discount agents or directly with seller agents.Sellers agents are here to stay because selling a house has a lot of esoteric paperwork, health and safety codes, staging, open house, etc.

Robert - 1 - The post is hyper-local, so the majority of our users probably wouldn't be interested.2 - You used a tactic that we look down upon -- keyword stuffing on your blog posts.The front page of our blog platform is designed to prioritize those blog articles that are directed at the largest possible audience.

Bill Gulley is correct, I do take the safety of tenants and kids to an extreme.

I knew it before I moved to The Cleveland area but that sure reinforced that there is little safety and less money, in no or negative growth areas, even if Cash flows start out good.