They had a rental/web portal that hasn't worked in the 9 months that I've been with them.

The irony in most cases is those who spend excessively for complexed entity structures can't even articulate what they are protecting against and operate the underlying businesses recklessly (improper insurance, inadequate or no contracts etc.) and end up in trouble anyway.

I do have experience in web development, search engine optimization, writing copy, advertising, design, and user experience.With the rough numbers that I have so far, replacing and exceeding her income appears viable - Of course this is with financing, and a trusted friend joining as a partner. 

My lawyer is askig if you would be available to testify via the web or phone?

please do note fannie mae doesn't allow excess rent income more than DSCR 1.0 for primary house so you can't offset excess income for next primary or to reduce DTI so if you can plan it ahead carefully this could be the most profitable approach with the least risk possible. 

It bans anyone , including home owners and flippers, even buyers and renters and individuals engaging in buying, selling, offering to buy or sell any real estate in excess of one per year, unless they have REA license.

Explain that while you understand kids need to play, the scooter riding inside the apartment is causing excessive noise and could potentially damage the floors.

Statewide, nearly half pay 35% or more, deemed "excessively cost burdened."

Consulting with local housing authorities, a real estate professional, or a Loan Officer (such as myself) experienced in Section 8 housing can provide valuable insights and guidance tailored to your specific situation, helping you navigate the program effectively while protecting your financial interests as a landlord.Let me know if you would like to discuss further or if you have any more questions I might be able to answer.

Most general contractors working on a cost plus basis apparently want to charge anywhere from 15-25% in excess of actual cost but the range seems to vary based on who you talk to and covers more than labor.