Now take say $100 pay the one down when you free up that old minimum payment you apply it to the second credit card so you see now your paying $20 on the second card after you pay that off you pay $30 on the third and so on. 

If you were evicting due to non-payment then the tenant would be advised to apply for impact and then the government would pay for any past rent, late fees, and three months ahead.

These hours don't care if you have an LLC or not - it is based on your actual hours worked.The exact same test applies to your wife. 

This applies to nearly all buildings six (6) or more units in NYC or any of the Rent Stabilized localities throughout New York State.I'm NOT active in New York City (or suburbs) any longer due to these guidelines or myriad other anti-landlord rules & laws; however, I can say many realtors do NOT understand what they're selling so BEWARE:  I've had realtors say the units "have preferential rents, isn't that great?"

PA has some pretty funky laws rules that may not apply to what the other 45 states do.. 

Note it doesn't apply to you if you are an owner-occupant in a property between 2-4 units.Plus, make sure you've held the security deposit properly...if it wasn't a special interest-bearing account, there could also be ramifications for that.It may be in your best interest to let those damages go and consider switching to a "move-fee" to avoid the security deposit requirements.

It is hard to justify an expense that would eat up all of a majority of your cash-flow.An investor doesn't necessarily need 'any' professional but it really depends on your knowledge/amount of time you have.For example, technically, most people may not need a painter as the tools are available to them in Home Depot or most stores.

Whatever reasons you come up with could apply to properties that cashflow. 

You can see if you can apply and qualify for a loan through the bank but most banks will follow federal standards and guidelines which allow them to sell the home to Fannie or Freddie if they so desire.

Do you have a CPA that is applying the tax code for your benefit?