Hi Danny,I've personally owned several rentals in Schenectady, and also own a local PM company in the capital region so we work with tons of clients in the area that ask this all the time. 

We always get that permission in writing, though, to cover our bases.All in all, I recommend nurturing these relationships as these are among the best clients to serve in the MTR space.

Consider transferring to an LLC after occupancy, keeping the due-on-sale clause in mind.This post does not create a CPA-Client relationship.

In the last five years, I’ve had close to 10 investor clients who either became real estate agents or had their spouses do so—because they were certain they already knew enough to handle it on their own.From here, I’ve seen things go in two directions.One path is overconfidence: they rush out, buy properties, and quickly get themselves into trouble.

With my clients, I generally use 35%/8%. 

I recommend to any new clients I take on to have 50k to get started at the cheapest price points. 

Originally posted by Patrick K:I agree as well, however I HATE my email client for my website and love using gmail, but I would never send an email from anything but my company account.If I could find a email client that is close to gmail or somehow mirror my company email account through gmail I would be a happy man.Gmail definetly has the ability to send/receive POP3 email from other domains.

I was just in Cleveland last week and my client there has 18 projects going I personally walked each one and spent 2 fulls days with him and his staff..

I’m a real estate agent based in the vibrant Bay Area, specializing in helping clients find their perfect homes or investments.

I have a client right now that we are buying a house for right up the street from where I live and invest.