The federal Manufactured Home Construction and Safety Standards (MHCSS), the HUD Code, went into effect on June 15, 1976.

Even if you lived just 10min from the rental property, you still want to do a background search on your applicants and this is a very cost effective way to do so.

I am new to the construction side of real estate & was just getting others opinion on what they thought of the proposal.The joists seem to be decent, we may have to replace a few where the majority of the rainfall effected the area.

I use single-member LLCs to segregate different lines of business, for ease of marketing, and to keep my name off the record, but I don't consider them effective shields against personal liability.

I doubt if people will offer you their (effective) letters for free.

However, I want to find the most effective way of getting my name out there now!

How long of a term would one need to obtain to make the strategies effective?

If its just you and you form an entity its not likely that will have any effect on your ability to get insurance or your rates.

Ambrose Evans-Prichard at the Telegraph said this last week: "The US seems caught in a Japan-style trap, endlessly masking the effect by stealing a little extra growth from the future with artificial stimulus" Then he had this: "Former Fed chairman Ben Bernanke said recently that long-term yields would never reach 4pc again in his lifetime, portraying a changed world where nothing returns to normal." http://www.biggerpockets.com/blogs/5055/blog_posts/37898-interest-rates-must-be-going-up-soon-right Good hunting-

I would say if I could keep the renovations under 10k and have it look good, that would be ideal.My thoughts on upgrades:laminate flooringpaint cabinetskitchen island (don't know what to do with this)new toiletremodel bathroom somewhatAny thoughts on what the most effective upgrades are would be beneficial.