If you're sent a guarantee agreement which outlines the amount of time effort needed to get a deal or your money back... is it really a guarantee if it has space for only my signature?

I want to hang my license with an investor friendly real estate company that I can optimize my properties exposure through the MLS, as well as have the ability to have access to the MLS for research. 

Generally speaking your bedroom needs to have at least 70 square feet of floor space (if more than one occupant in the bedroom need a minimum 50 sq. ft. per occupant), ceiling needs to be at least 7 feet tall, can't measure less than 7 feet in any horizontal direction, needs a heat source, a light source, an emergency/rescue opening, its own door (can't access it through another bedroom), and many people will say it needs a closet (the IRC doesn't have this requirement, but many appraisers use it as a bedroom requirement).If you want to read through the code yourself, I've copied it below:IRC- SECTION R202 DEFINITIONSHABITABLE SPACE.

Their platform is easy to use, they are well priced and you get access to a certified instructor if you have questions.Best of luck!

It depends on how accessible everything is, how it's been installed in the first place, and how much you are willing to put into separating utilities.

In Boston, we are required to provide 1.3 parking spaces per unit.

I think access to the Pinellas Trail, Clearwater Beach and downtown (it can't suck forever right?)

I would leave an opening through the new foundation for access and then close it up at the end.  

In the vacation rental space?

It is a bit mind blowing that we can now access such a vast resevoir of wisdom here, kinda makes up for all the time wasted on nonproductive internet crap:)The warchest therory has another downside; similiar to folks endorsing gold to hedge against catastrophe, what happens when the storm passes and you and everyone else now has to turn their gold into cash at the same time?