Based on what you share you have experience in multiple facets so there's lots of directions to go!

They directed me to consult with a CPA or tax planner.

You can just send the link to guests directly through messaging or email.

Thanks so much for helping pointing me in the right direction

It can be easier than cold outreach, especially if you offer them guaranteed rent and hassle-free management.Also, marketing can really help you stand out—whether it’s through listing on multiple platforms, building a solid website, or using social media for direct bookings.

Hi all,This is a zoning question that I'm hoping maybe one person in this entire forum knows the answer or could at least point me in the right direction.

I just started my direct mail campaign and it took a whole Sunday (3:30-9PM) to do 200 letters and this was about as automatic as the average Joe could get:Printed Yellow letters using Officejet printer (Paper from Amazon)Printed envelopes using the same printer (Envelopes from Dollar Store)Bought 400 forever stamps from the Post Office to create the "genuine" effectStill, folding and stuffing papers was an extremely underestimated variable.

Think of all the things that could go wrong and see if the lease addresses them: unauthorized pets or tenants, early termination, security deposit, lease violations, late rent, eviction, lawn maintenance, parking, etc.5.

Expenses directly tied to a deal that was pursued but not completed (e.g., inspection fees) are considered part of your investment activities and can be deducted as a capital loss in the year they were incurred.

If she wants to protect herself, tell her she can record the inspection with pictures, and you will give her a signed copy of the inspection sheet.Honestly, if you anticipate the charges to be less than $500, I would refund the deposit and be done with her.