While we're in the learning stage, I figured I could still help the community by providing my services as an Insurance Agent in California. 

As a tenant I have always been very easy and non confrontational, but after I found out my land lord, who is my neighbor, was running their jacuzzi off of my electrical panel, I've always had to question their integrity.

Advertisements include looking for or offering deals, services or funding or self promotion of any kind.

(Likely resale value on this second duplex is $110)Downside: more financing = more exposure to risk (the loan is 20 yr, first 5 years fixed, then floating.) downside is less cash flow because more goes to debt service.

A track lighting fixture may be one of the cases where an LED bulb in an existing fixture, may be the better choice over integrated, non-removeable LEDs, as they are not behind a shroud to hide a defective diode.For comparison purposes, I have had two of the larger integrated LED fixtures listed a over, and five of the smaller integrated fixtures listed above installed for two years at my home, and have yet to notice a single LED failure.

(I'm about to go double check the lease, but wanted to put a feeler out there)Also, since I haven't done it before (in this special case or just in general): When screening a new commercial tenant, can all the same tenant screening services used for regular rentals (e.g. mysmartmove) be used, or does it have to be a special thing specifically for commercial property, even if the business that's applying doesn't have a history, and is a new business?

Had a title search done(abstract service) House a tax lien(which i can pay, no problem) but it also has 3 personal liens on it. (2-of which i can have them sign off on the lien) the 3rd one is my issue.

Had a title search done(abstract service) House a tax lien(which i can pay, no problem) but it also has 3 personal liens on it. (2-of which i can have them sign off on the lien) the 3rd one is my issue.

It only applies if seller is a non resident the buyers status doesn't matter.

@Scott Taylor, 25% down is standard for non owner occupied 2-4 unit.If you're going to live in a unit: we can do 15% down for a duplex, or 20% down for 3-4 unit. 3.5% down FHA across the board, of course, but good luck getting an offer accepted.