I decided to write a review about Paul McGraw’s program because I hate when people review products or services they actually didn’t even buy.

You can even just re-write your new lease for their same rate of rent and expiration date, but with YOUR terms and conditions that apply to you being the landlord.  

It's a write off and well worth it (especially considering you're bringing in $60K per year from one rental). 

Fees should be clearly stated in writing, easy to understand, and justifiable.

My understanding is that you will not get the tax credit and could only write it off and a regular capital expense.

Go make a deal on your terms, not the auctioneer's terms or the banks.Call or write if you need some one on one.Charles

Hello Everyone Im writing this post to see if theres any thing im missing in my thought process.

A door lock doesn't function, four cracked windows, a broken door handle...those sound like issues the PM should have found during the inspection.When you get a lot of repair requests from a new tenant and they seem to be legit, I would recommend they spend a week or two getting settled, write down all the issues they come across, then send your contractor to handle everything at once.

I will write a blog about the process once we close!

In that situation, would you just try to find someone trustworthy enough to give you a referral fee say, instead of a formal contract assignment and have them just write up the offer so you aren't tied to it?