@Waylon Zook I have connections to handymen and some claim they can do the roofing work.

His landlord/owner of upstairs unit is somewhat uninterested in our experience, claiming that the tenant has been good with them.

Whatever the tenants tell you in regards to amount of people living there, chances are there will be more then they claim.

As far as tenants claiming not to be able to afford this increase, I'm not sure if they would have to prove through paystubs or something. 

Hi I am a agent specializing in completely paperless deals im looking for any brokers in one of these states to work with if your interested in me joining your team let me know I have customers ready in the states and overseas.

You as the buyer think you are saving 50% of the transfers by structuring things this way (assuming buyer and seller split transfers according to local customs)... and years later the state discovers the ownership change and suddenly you're responsible for 100%.

The debt doesn't have to be in the LLC's name, and after the loan is complete you can almost always do a quit-claim deed into the LLC to put it on title.

I'm looking for a licensed general contractor working north of Nashville who has experience with custom full home construction.

You can claim the interest on either option. 10% down you will have to pay PMI.

Unfortunately, Appfolio's customer support and training has been less than Satisfactory.