I would never give my tenants my cell phone # where they can text me.  

They favor the blood suckers over the hard workers and homeowners.  

I am currently talking with a broker to have a cell tower put on the property.

I have never had a call about celling fans in the 4 years (I know that's a pittance to some of you) I have been a LL.

Tommorow I am going to visit my first commercial property 4 apartments, 1 retail space and additional revenue from billboards and a future cell tower (I need to get details on this) I am not sure I want a cell tower on my building from a safety and health standpoint?

Don't string them out too long and squeeze blood from a stone - once you get something that works for you, make up your mind and go for it.In the end, hopefully you now have a home contracted with concessions that are significantly higher than your closing cost estimates, which can now be disbursed against your existing debts. 

I can't get an answer to this question: rather than paying their charge of $1,400-2,200 to create a Traditional IRA LLC plus another $1,400-2,200 to create a Roth IRA LLC, I want to create two new cell/series in a Texas Series LLC to save myself the bulk of the setup and ongoing LLC costs. 

@blake neesmith, I'm doing this off the cell which doesn't give me many options to send you a connect request.

Hello,Does anyone know if it is legal for a property management company to provide the tenants with the home owner's personal contact info (cell phone and email) without the home owner's consent?

But Verizon approached me and ask for lease of the land beneath the tower (about 150 sf) to build a cell (they will take care of landscaping/maintenance)  so they can use the tower (not sure about any deal between Verizon and Oncor).