@Patrick Owens the most common issue with FSBO deals is the seller often thinks their property is worth a lot more than it actually is.

I was advised by my realtor and lawyer this is not commonly requested.

Meaning you probably only own what is inside the door, and not any part of the common area, or land.That being said, you may actually be able to claim 100% of the purchase price as depreciation.Are you related to Hudi?

This is a common dilemma for the self managing part time handyman landlord.Here are few other "easy" ones IMO and in no particular order:ToiletsDrywall repair (small)Jammed garbage disposalsPilot lights and thermocouples.Rubik's cubesSwitches and outlets.Light fixtures and ceiling fans.

It's something I've commonly run across.Thanks,Cam.

The most common portfolio style loan in Texas is a 20 year adjustable rate loan.

Is it tenants in common or through an entity such as a partnership/LLC.I am not 100% sure if you can get conventional financing if it is through an entity.

Always keep your eyes open for opportunities to connect and offer value to clients and colleagues.Learn your state's most commonly used listing agreement and purchase offer contracts inside and out, they will be the most commonly used forms.

Cesspools are common here in Maui where I am currently looking at homes.

But as I say it was 10 years ago, what was common then may no longer be available.