It has a parent-child structure to separate assets into secure series, similar to a Series LLC, extending liability protections to real estate investments within the structure.It’s generally best to have each major asset inside its own company.

You can normally add a layer, patch a section, or otherwise extend the life a few years. 

Yes on occasion you have to replace them (we just did a brand new stackable in a house that can only have stackables) but Lowes has 5 year full parts/labor extended warranties you can throw on the units for cheap - on the stackable I just did it added $125 per unit to the cost, which is $25 per year.

At this point in time I'm leaning on the veteran community to be my extended family.`1.

He missed a deadline for paperwork to extend the timeline for him to get conventional financing (would take over 30 days and would lose the house in foreclosure sale).   

Not to monopolize your time, but just a bit more to extend this..So try to keep yourdown payments low to preserve the dollars power in groups of 20% down.

You could extend it to the left of the door (as we look at the photo) to allow for a small sitting area and a garden.

That moratorium ended June 31 unless lancaster decided to extend it; anything is possible these days.

If there is a claim in those lower units, do you want the policy to extend coverage? 

We did one yesterday and it was about $250 per year.There can be 3 policies involved when renting a condo;1)  Condo Association policy - Covers the association's common areas as well as the Buildings shell (Purchased by the condo association)2)  Landlord Condo policy - Covers the interior of the unit against Tenant Liability claims and can extend Property coverage to the interior finishes & landlord owned furnishings, appliances, etc.3)  Tenants Renters policy - Covers Tenant Liability and Personal Property