I do understand that not every bank is perfect and can lead to not being the perfect fit for everyone.

I've learned to just jump into it and do it, and that waiting for the perfect situation may cause me to miss some great opportunities where I can grow from.

Real estate-related search terms are extremely competitive on the search engines, and search engine optimization (SEO) can take years to perfect. 

It makes perfect sense thinking logically.Back to original question: Electric water heaters are maintenance free, Gas ones are not.

Seems crazy but it's true.We've also seen in court landlords lose requests for rent due to other regulations not being followed, like not providing the required lead certification (for children under 7).Philadelphia landlord-tenant judges are very tenant friendly so as soon as you get a tenant who hires a lawyer, if you did not follow all of the regulations perfectly, you are at risk.In terms of how the inspector knew you weren't following the regulations, I think that's the wrong question to ask - the right question is how can you make sure to "court-proof" your rental business.  

You could try to roller brush them with a small roller (ultra smooth), but you would have to be careful of maintaining perfection along the grooved edges.

Literally all the houses on the websites are quite pricy, and all look pretty much perfect in the pictures.

There is unfortunately no such thing as a perfectly accurate ARV.

But because my aim is far from perfect, I would appreciate any input on the following:Anyone interested or currently working within the Brooklyn RE Market?

Does it looks like an overgrown jungle or just not perfectly pruned?