All Forum Posts by: Jessica LaCroix Theis

Thanks all for the support/suggestions. I do have a clause stating no alterations- in addition to having a very specific conversation with him about no modifications allowed at the lease signing. What I'm reading from everyone is that I should handle the repair? I was going to tell him it's his responsibility to fix it- start to finish. Seems like that's not recommended?

I'm not sure how to proceed here and hoping to get some opinions on how to proceed. My tenants decided they wanted to updgrade the thermostat so they could control it remotely and tried to replace it without ever notifying me - until they damaged the wires so badly that now an electrician needs to fix it. He sends me this info in email as he's left on a lengthy vacation with the tone as though I need to have it fixed for him upon his return. I don't see how I'm obligated financially or otherwise to remedy this for him. Isn't it breaking the lease to alter the property like this? I need clarity on this. TIA

Hi! I'm a newbie here but I've been listening to BP podcasts for the last few weeks and I'm starting to see that I should have a cpa with expertise in REI.

I live in WA and I have 4 rentals across PA, WA, and CA. I'd like to form an LLC and develop an investment strategy for the year(s) ahead.

Any good recommendations for a CPA that can support my specific needs?