Go to post office- pick up change of address forms, usually you get a moving packet/envelope with 10% off Lowes coupon (along with other moving incentives)take and I use my citi rewards card gain a ton of points and bought a new range with my points for one of my units (got 25 year old stove in one) with the new appliances I just increased rent and the tenant is very happy to pay the increase.

If tenants have their own account, it's their bill and it cannot be charged to the owner or attach to the property.I've paid a lot of water and sewer bills incurred by tenants and previous owners, but the water companies were always private water districts.If it were me, I'd be looking high and low for an Indiana state law that addresses that issue.

You'll get more people addressing two questions than ten.6.

If the same investor bought 456 Random St, that same address would also come up as the owner address.

@Matt Buckels addressed everything really well.The only thing I'd add is on #1, you could also find someone in your local market who is doing deals and do work for him/her in order for you to get equity in future deals.

I take it your offer at 30K is a cash offer, but I'll address some SF issues.

I'm driving around taking address down, but I want a good list to start.

If the additional appliances cannot be fixed or landlord elects not to make the repairs, the landlord is not responsible for providing a new version of the additional appliance.Additional Appliances at (address)1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6.

But you have to make your case to the board to convince them or find out if they agree about needing a new PM.Keep in mind that the new PM might charge more than your old one did, and dues might ultimately need to be raised in order to address your debt issue and/or possible higher cost of a new PM that charges market rate.

You know if they are an investor if their mailing address is different than the property address.