If the step looked good on a cursory inspection and was reported as such, gross might not work.Of course if there are obviously rotten deck boards, steps and railings, then any kind of injury could be classified as gross negligence.

You've got to check your competition in your local market.

For quickie emergencies there are always the "18 months no interest" options at Lowes or Home Depot along with similar terms from your credit cards (those checks you can write for a 3% fee and then have 12-18 mos to repay). 

Check out the BRRRR book by David Greene.

She's smart, experienced, kind, and she's licensed to practice in both SC and GA!

Check out Figure, you do everything on-line and it's quick.

I double-checked the expected rents by making FB posts and seeing how many people apply at different rent rates. 

The kind I drink is Everyday Dose. 

I'm not sure yet of what kind of loan ill have todo more research on the pros and cons of all three of these, And now that you mentioned that i can see them asking how many you have done haha.Thank you,  

In other words, you may be able to achieve 100% (dollar-for-dollar) coverage from an investment in the right kind of property.