Your design professional/architect, should have been aware of the local building codes and informed you of any sprinkler requirements prior to creating the construction documents.There are actually specific ways to design and label plans that can help you avoid sprinkler requirements.

Originally posted by @JD Martin:Originally posted by @Ika Sargeant:@Jay Hinrichs I wish BiggerPockets could vet some of the people who are supposedly experts or at least there should be a warning label to say; we do not endorse the experts.

Even if you had the police/ city/ social workers get involved and the apartment was labeled unsafe living conditions the person would be displaced and given some sort of temp living situation by the city.

That, or they don’t understand the law either, which is as likely.Sidestepping the rules of consumer-purpose loan origination by labeling it a business-purpose loan has lately become one of the most common lawsuits in lending.

You already have the two most important ingredients: a strong “why” and a relentless work ethic.

Appreciation has a lot of details and ingredients that go into the recipe. 

This helps guide your risk tolerance and loan structureYou’ve got all the right ingredients - now it’s about finding that first solid deal to prove the model.

Rather than focusing on the label, look closely at the services being provided, the value those services bring, and how that value aligns with the price you’re paying as an investor

Here’s a step-by-step guide to help streamline the process:**Organize by Property**: Create separate folders or labels for each property, either physically or digitally, to keep all related documents organized.

It's pretty cheap, but I will help you automate expenses or A. label them a lot more efficiently.