This is my current process: 1) screen for price range/target neighborhoods, 2) Calculate rent/value to identify properties at or close to 1% rule, 3) review photos/other info to ballpark estimate post-purchase capex followed by a more detailed deal analysis, 4) request contractor inspect the property to get true capex estimate, 5) make offer if the numbers work.However, since Febrary I've only gotten to #4 once and never to #5.

If you plan to respect these rules, cartels shouldn't be a concern.

The tenants power was shut off for non-payment and I need to put the account back in my name.Recently my HOA sent me photos of my rental townhome with a gas generator running in the yard and the electric meter missing and shorted out.

If Subs pulled permits, and they are not complete, you will need the contact info for the subs used.5- Perform a photo documented site inspection, written detail of unfinished work directly covered by the language/scope of work description in your contract. 6- If permits are complete, signed of as FINAL, no further inspections required, then solicit an estimate from another contractor for the list of unfinished work.

This is important because GOOD hosts know that good and reliable cleaners and handyman can be hard to find, so they treat their cleaners and handyman lke GOLD, which includes referring business to them, paying them quickly and promptly, respecting their time, and taking care of them on the holidays.   

Are their listings detailed with good-quality photos?

Both 30 days and 60 days are common in traditional leases.In a 60-day notice example, most respectable landlords would communicate 70-80 days before the end of the lease and ask the tenant about their intentions to end or renew the lease.

Very Respectfully,Don and Bubba

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Section 121 will not apply to the gain allocable to any portion (separate from the dwelling unit) of property sold or exchanged with respect to which a taxpayer does not satisfy the use requirement.