We actually plan to take it back up to further repair the subfloor, and then re-install :-p. 

When the tenant renews the lease I plan to bump up rent $50 so I'll only be paying $20.

I believe the current road structures / plans favor accessibility for those towns verses Clayton to the south.

If you plan to continue working in houses like this, yes, it's worth developing this skill.Look online for how to use oxalic acid and peroxide cream developer to lighten floors, the actual technique you'll use.

Maybe this is normal but it seemed ridiculous to expect someone to keep their job(s) and pay rentSince it seemed I was left with no option except to plan on getting prepared to pay March and get the house in good shape so my deposit would be returned and bite the bullet.

For CLE, a quick search took me to the Planning Commission's website and it looks like you can request a review by the Board of Zoning Appeals and, if approved, get a building permit to change your zoning/use.

If you're planning on doing most of the general trades yourself you don't need a GC.

Over the past six months, numerous people talked and fantasized about all of the discounted deals that they planned to scoop up in multifamily.

My plan was to live in it for a year and then rent it out as a STR and that’s what I did.

Whenever we'd evaluate property prior to its purchase or if we wanted to get a site plan approved, we'd get a wetland expert involved.