Doing all that structural work necessitated getting permits, and required quite a bit of plumbing.

And if you're morally worried about deals that are "too good," believing there's a high likelihood that if they're like this then you're probably taking advantage of someone in a poverty-stricken or necessitous situation, then you need to readjust your mental approach.

This can necessitate putting the shed on very deep piles, which may be total overkill but is nevertheless required by code.H refers to the height of the ascending or descending slope.  

Properties that can be quickly renovated and put back on the market are likely to capture this existing demand.28305 though experiencing a slight decline in inventory, saw an increase in sales, particularly in larger homes, suggesting that despite lower availability, demand remains robust.Potential Saturation Challenges: Despite a surge in single-family home permits, areas like 28303 and 28304 may grapple with market saturation, necessitating strategic flipping approaches to navigate fluctuations in supply and demand.Recommendations:Emphasize nimble, smaller-scale flips in areas like 28303 and 28304 to mitigate risks associated with potential market saturation.Average Sale TimeZipApr 2023Apr 2024CHANGE2830156 Days30 Days-47.00%2830361 Days33 Days-45.80%2830450 Days17 Days-64.80%2830576 Days39 Days-48.30%2830672 Days30 Days-57.70%2831169 Days34 Days-49.90%28312124 Days51 Days-58.80%2831451 Days23 Days-55.00%28303: Focus on 2 to 3-bedroom houses, as these are currently experiencing robust growth in sales prices and demand.

This may necessitate a portfolio loan with a local lender.

Not sure on the pest problems in Texas; we do not have termites here, but we do have winter which necessitates putting footings in deep enough to get below the frost line (4ft).

We like having Bidets and the easiest one to fit to our toilet in our new modern condo has a fitting that is too tall thus necessitating turning the valve and pipe 1/8-1/4 turn to the left, loosening it slightly.  

I'd like to hear from others in that area, is the market really so hot as to necessitate those terms? 

Send them a letter stating that rising insurance and taxes necessitate a raise in rent.  

What is the NV rental law about reasonable wear and tear, and how many years of rental is considered sufficient for the landlord to cover full repainting costs, vs the tenant having some financial responsibility for undo wear and tear that necessitates repainting.