If it's active income, that throws out a whole new can of worms, such as FICA taxes of Medicare and Social Security, which will total out to 15.3% up to certain limits. 

Sure, I guess you could find a company that over looks that kind of stuff (which I find unethical on so many levels) but at the end of the day you would still need that demo permit in your name once you submit your plans to build the new structure as the city requires proof of demo.

If you want to hold it, get the lease, operating statement and some sort of proof of deposit (deposit slips, bank statement, etc.) to prove they are a good tenant.

I've read that if I ever wanted to sell the house, I would need to have a report from a structural engineer showing what is wrong, and proof that I have fixed it.

Also, being aboard as you obviously are get a "Lifeproof" exterior case. water proof, bang proof with screen saver, military grad thing, so when you drop it overboard or if you use it with the fish finder App, it will still be ticking after taking a licking! 

The floors, I wouldn't simply because you have no proof of the condition upon move in.

For single-family and small multifamily investments, what numbers do you like to see as proof of the investments worth?

And as always without concrete proof, I, like most others here will just be blowing hot hair.

In the Forums, he’s this Ape-like in your face guy who knows what he’s talking about. when you ask him for proof of his leads He has no problem sharing screenshots of his success (sometimes you don't have to ask for proof of his leads).

You can require that they show you proof of funds in the exchange account.