Per his lease (and common sense), he should cover the cost of repairs to my unit and the unit below, but I have a lot of questions that hopefully the veterans here could help with...1) Does my homeowners insurance need to be involved at all?

What are common risks for renting commercial property to a cannabis grower?

It's common to feel overwhelmed by mortgage terms, down payments, and housing market fluctuations.

Most online lease agreements seem to be missing the language for things like dealing with common spaces, house rules, individual responsibility for rent instead of jointly and severally liable, etc.

Any potential pitfalls or challenges you foresee?

Not sure of the pitfalls of selling to a wholesaler.

For one reason or another, laws evolved so these structures became an easy choice: developers can squeeze more units into smaller areas and meet those requirements by utilizing common spaces.

Quote from @Bob Avery: I know this is contrary to a lot of the opinions on this forum, but if you consider the common case outcome rather than the best case outcome, you would probably be more successful in real estate if you choose engineering/medicine/law/business as a profession and real estate as a hobby (with tons of disposable income to dump into down payments and banks willing to lend you money) than you would be if you choose real estate agent / property manager as a profession.Totally agree!

Worn out carpet is common especially with new builds.

Your situation is more common than you think.