I'm not apposed to visiting Huntsville but its very hard to get time off right now and I don't want to let a set back prevent me from finding a good deal. 

But in order to make sure they are being fair and to prevent them from future abuse to the future, I felt it necessary.

Are there any rules preventing this, or requirements like making a certain number of sales in the state I'm licensed in before I can transfer the license?

Is there anything the other (existing) owner in the unit below can say/do to prevent such a split?

I have bought houses where the tenants jumped the meters,but now most power companies have smart meters which prevents this type of theft,it still the electric company responsibility to supply the meters stolen or not,

(this is also only true for my smaller houses; I don't allow it at my larger house, as my housekeeper needs the full turnaround time there)I find the charge (it's only $10/hour) prevents frivolous requests.  

Is that something that you can prevent them from doing with the keypads you utilize?

Legislation is working it way through the system to prevent landlords from outright refusing to accept Section 8. 

A quality PM is CRUCIAL in preventing unnecessary losses at a property and can save you many headaches and unnecessary expense.

Hey all,To protect yourself against lawsuits, do you follow any special rules or keep anything in mind when you are advertising your property, communicating with applicants and reviewing applications?Is there anything...