It's saved me at shows a couple of times when an amp started acting up:https://www.sweetwater.com/store/detail/ParaDriverV2--tech-21-sansamp-para-driver-v2-diI also have a Boss Blues Driver in the mix and a Danelectro Daddy-O (the older heavy, metal pedals not the new junk).

Ive been spending about $2500-$3500 per home to bring them back up to par.

Your last para was super helpful though.

I referred her to the lease para which strictly forbids any furniture being stored in garage.

In this case, if you leave the profits in the C Corp, there is no double taxation and it’s potentially taxed at a lower rate than your ordinary income.Obviously, as you progress through that para it becomes more complicated and costly.

@Paras Newbe These are broad questions and too many to answer with one post.

Well Pre Covid you could find these in the low to mid 5s at par. 

I know what you mostly see on the tv shows that do flipping are not to par as it is in reality but if anyone watches any of them are they somewhat close to what house flipping is about when it comes down to their cost of buying/repairs/and profit?

Yes, too many think they can go from the tadpole swimming class at the Y and compete in the Olympics in 6 moths or become a Para-Jumper in the open ocean.

As to fees, I make it clear that I pay the attorney for HIS time at HIS rate, I do not pay his PARA-LEGAL at HIS rate but at a customary rate and I don't pay HIS office expenses, electric bill, copier bill or coffee expenses in addition to HIS rate, as that's a cost of havine your own shingle hanging outside.