@Nicholas Armstrong I think I'm going to start out doing live-in-flips I been working for my dad remolding business since I was a kid so I know how to do most all remolds but I will only be looking for ones with minor or cosmetic problems nothing major like needing new roof or plumbing systems.

However, if you adopt the practice I have described herein, you 1) reduce the odds because you remove any grounds they may have, (deadbeats know the system, believe me) and 2) if you do end up in court, you have a paper trail that demonstrates you complied with the lease, addressed any concern they had in a timely fashion to the extent the lease obligated you, and that they were fully satisfied with everything you did.  

Do the interviews, and find out what you need/want versus what is provided.

We install a french drainage system all around the house and get talked into raising the concrete in the house by about 5 inches.

MODOT had cut a fiber optic cable and all of the bank's systems were down.

Hey Christopher,I'm not an insurance broker, but usually they need the following for rental property:Year BuiltSquare FootageBeds/BathsRoof, HVAC, plumbing, and electrical system age (if you know it)Type of construction and exterior claddingBasement (finished or unfinished) and square footage valuesSome companies require picturesI hope this helps.

Its structure, plumbing, electric systems are sound.

Any opinion on those that sell mentorship and systems that you plug into in exchange for a percentage of profits.

One of my new properties is on Main Street and I'm mulling over a rehab, versus trying to see if the City might be interested in it, since they own some adjacent parcels.  

Usually once your company is in the system, it won't take as long to add more units.One of those pamphlets you picked up at the Sect 8 office should have a list of all the items the inspectors look for when they do their inspections.