There are quite a few customers on here that would be willing to give recommendations regarding who they have worked with in the past for accounting. 

You need to discuss these questions with your landlord/tenant attorney and find out applicable laws and customs. 

Nobody wants to move when there is snow on the ground and sub freezing temperatures.

The way the water company and the law are written it puts landlords at a serious disadvantage when it comes to getting the tenants to pay for water usage, especially at a multi unit home.Also worth noting that using a 3rd party sub-metering company to solve the problem is probably not going to be a cheap solution either.

If you have Lyrics I suggest calling their customer service they are fantastic, early morning is best time to call.

We are looking for a good General Contractor to help us along, as well as a good roofing company, and possibly sub contractors in flooring and bathroom/kitchen remodel.  

That combined with a few subs like drywall, HVAC, flooring, I think it will work out. 

However, for flipping projects (additions, gut renos or new construction) do you guys manage all of the subs yourself or hire a GC and manage him?

The majority of my renters on any given week are repeat customers.  

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