I am looking for a bank that holds tenants security deposits and automatically pays the interest directly to the tenant annually, see the rest for description.Hello, I am a first time property owner and am trying to figure out where it is best to deposit security deposits, I am aware that it must be deposited in an interest bearing account per MASS law but also the tenant needs to receive the interest annually and I do not want to have to manually perform this task.

City council says the bill would not be considered until after the council meeting this month.Rochester’s Housing Quality Task Force expands focus to homeownersIn order to evict a tenant or deny a renewal, landlords would have to prove the tenant did not pay rent and that it did not result from an unreasonable increase in rent, the tenant violated an obligation of the lease, is being a nuisance or doing illegal activity, or unreasonably refusing to give a landlord access, among others.

@Jason Strauss in our experience, the Top 3 issues owners have with PMCs:1) Communication expectations not met2) Expenses expectations not met3) Task expectations not metSee a pattern?

Don't get distracted with the whole project when working on a specific task. 3.

I'll be honest the new building/development world is extremely tough to get into and unless you are planning to do it at scale or have a super unique way to find land/deals the risk usually isn't worth the reward. 

With our backgrounds in interior design, business development, building brands from the ground up, property management, marketing, and creative direction, we bring a unique set of skills to the table. 

It was a unique website name that you wouldn't associate with financing.

These machines would likely cost millions of dollars, and it is unlikely they could handle the more intricate tasks of finishing the houses… think carpet, showers, stoves, air conditioners, garage doors and their openers, screened porches, and the list goes on.Just my 2 cents All the best!

from spending my last 10 weeks in miami looking at 500 land deals and making offers and doing underwriting on deals with construction values higher, the playing field above 10 million is so much easier and better and of more interest and separates all the newbies from sophisticated. at my level there is no reason to do small deals. the only multifamily I do under commercial at this point is a triplex we build over and over for out of state investors in Columbus Ohio which is just a unique little niche. tampa I'm not too familiar with zoning or rezoning but columbus is such an old city it has so many mutilfamily properties and rezoning is very easy to get the entitlements for ground up new construction.

I feel so lost that even hiring a VA to help with all of our tasks and such feels like another mountain!