Some local municipalities/counties have additional protections than the state does (e.g.

Speaking from a property manager's point of view, unless you can have eyes on your property at least once a year, you should not be self-managing.

You would be wise to spend time learning them so you understand what your responsibilities are and how to protect yourself. https://justicecourts.maricopa.gov/media/vd1pcl32/info-llt-e...Start the eviction process immediately for failure to pay September rent.

A well written management contract should clearly spell out what is expected of both the PMC and the owner, to PROTECT both and avoid misunderstandings.

Did your son roll his eyes?

The definition of qualified property under Section 179 was expanded in 2017 under TCJA to include the following real property improvements to nonresidential buildings: Roofing Fire protection and alarm systems Security systems HVAC systems So you can expense roofing under Section 179 as long as it is an improvement to a commercial property and meets the Section 179 criteria. 

There's a list of protected classes.

Keep an eye on these growth trends, and you’re likely to see some great returns.

We cover all the ins and outs and detail out the risks associated with lending so you can make better decisions about how to proceed and protect your principal investment! 

Most people use LLC's so they can protect their other assets from the different entities.