Originally posted by @Kathleen James:Hi Emily, Vermont realtor here!

And take their advice, Every state has different laws pertaining to evictions.

Some residents pay privately, others use General Assistance, and some have some state assistance.

Lynk Capital is about building relationships all over the states with their projects especially areas where real estate is most impacted.

Beneficial owners of my LLCs can all be found publicly on the secretary of state website so I don't understand why I need to register everything at Fincen.

I'd also recommend checking out Investor Lab – their events are worthwhile, though there is a fee.Besides REIAs, look into:Meetup.com: Many local real estate groups host events here.Landlord Associations: They provide excellent resources for both Portland and state-level, which could be helpful if you decide to self-manage your home in Salem.Best of luck on your real estate journey, and feel free to reach out if you need any advice!

My properties are in three different states and I use local property managers for full-service management. 

In the book, he discusses pricing in a different state over 10 years ago so the # s won't translate to Long Island.Regarding working with contractors, the short answer would be to consider a 203K or homestyle renovation loan.

e.g. if we add a clause to the lease contract stating they will be liable for all charges due to their purposeful destruction or negligence, is this legally binding? 

In this week’s post, I am turning it over to Brent Voepel.I got into a conversation recently with people in the industry about the price of property management.