I really think they are in the business of ruining landlords so to then make even more money off of their poorly managed properties by selling, but that's just my personal bias hunch.Also, check out my pic of us suited up in this mold infested REO lol :-) (I'm the one throwing up a peace sign).

Seems like a longer process instead of directly filing a civil suit.

Some relatively simple formulas can make it almost automatic and will suit your needs.If you want to get additional features support, my personal favorite cloud based accounting platform is Xero, but also Quickbooks is extremely popular with lots of customization options.Let me know if you have any other questions.

Right now, there are quite a few markets that could suit your needs.

I'm thinking of items that aren't directly related to YOUR condo (like a roof) - but more like a swimming pool, or parking areas, etc.

His rental price point suits his cap rate and ROI but not yours.

My wife and I have a SFH rental in DC, and since moving to Richmond we have done very well renting an AirBnB suite we set up in our primary residence here.

I sold this property as an RE agent and am managing it for them on Airbnb.To avoid a law suit Bob has agreed to pay back the 30k that was paid to him.

Edit: Unsure if this is best suited in Starting Out, or Investor Psychology...My wife and I are pretty new to this whole thing, and we have a lot to learn.

After all the research we are still unsure as to which direction would best suite are current situation to get started.