Currently living in Los Angeles but I visited San Antonio for the first time in many years, and it definitely seems much more lively and developing than many other places I’ve been to.

Your LL should be very wary of that avenue, not that it's impossible to win with this, but that it's trivial and the magistrate will not definitely appreciate being called upon to mediate something like this.

I’d definitely recommend them based on my positive experiences. 

The short answer: YES, you usually need to send 1099s if you're a landlord, regardless of the number of units.The confusion comes from the fuzzy definitions of "running a trade or business."

Your construction background and being local to Columbus are huge advantages—they’ll definitely give you an edge in finding properties and keeping rehab costs down compared to others.I’d suggest exploring parts of the city you’re less familiar with.

After Furnished Finder, Airbnb is definitely the next place you want to list solely because of how much traffic they get.

I'm still learning the industry,  but I have been able to partner with a CDC based out of texas and they have been a great help and they have allowed me to get involved with getting investors for their project and I'm definitely excited for it.  

Definitely reach out to her. 

There are definitely success stories in Chicago and around the country.

This is definitely less than $150 with a plumber, unless they run into some issues.Any handyman can do this job for less than $80.The high price is probably due to your PM hiring a plumber when they should have hired a handyman to save you some money.