It's easy and I have an unlimited server/host so I can build as many sites as I want and only pay for a URL.

But I guess many places have nuances.Another local Ohio "nuance" I've been trying to resolve since December is a local cop telling me that by calling/texting/emailing a tenant who left before the end of her lease, with no notice (and took the keys with 7 degree outside,) but after being served with a 3-day notice by my process server, I am committing telecommunication harassment (ORC 2917.21.)

So when you factor all the rest, foundation, framing, grading, permits, server connections, electrical and plumbing, then you get to the total buildout costs (spec build) of $200 per minimum.Hope that helps J.

Working with a remote CPA who has experience in real estate is better than working with a local CPA who does not serve real estate investors.

Working with a remote CPA who has experience in real estate is better than working with a local CPA who does not serve real estate investors.

Some apps could reduce and increase connectivity such as using existing server to/from permitting department, building/planning department for on the spot inspection, paperwork reduction, etc.

Your investment could be as simple as buying a cheap server that we manage for your own passive income, or buying an entire facility that can be rented to other miners with little upkeep.

Get on the wholesalers lists there are a lot who would love a buyer in Ogden.Last thing: some of the best Realtors I know were servers once.

I can use that to server the 14 day notice, but she can still come back at me stating she was in hospital and was therefore wasn't able to respond to the notice or pay the rent. 

In general I think my guidelines would server you pretty well.