The problem is, though, that i fall short on the negotiation experience on buying the off-market deal to to go in and say "yeah, the ARV is X, we're looking at Y in repairs if i'm lucky, a realtor will charge you 6% and you'll be stuck here until they sell it, etc." to work that best price whereas an experienced flipper might be able to use that experience to edge out a little more profit. 

If everything falls into place I would like to be sitting on a couple hundred units with positive cash flow while still being able to flip properties to generate revenue.Hope this helps. 

You've got the right idea, connecting makes everything fall into place.

You can however make it harder for tenants to get any ideas about a slip and fall claim leading to a big payout after hiring an attorney.

You can always fall back on your education.

But most of us won't fall into that category. 

., which laws you want to fall under (of course, if a dispute ends up in court the courts will have the ultimate say in what kind of lease you've actually created).

If it's bad call city and report.. but this late in fall not likely to get done.. but they'd arrange for work next season. but if someone falls and is on property,, could still be your issue to deal with..

It let light in, it allowed for easy access to open the windows, and I didn't have to deal with cloths falling down (a problem with sliding glass doors).

My mother in law is 93, took a fall this June, a cracked vertebrate, and won't be living at home for a while.