Hi AllWe are selling our gas station/property and provided the buyer with the past 3 years business tax returns and are doing an inspection, but I received an email form the buyer saying their banker is asking for my Schedule E, why would they need my Schedule E for the loan?

I love getting the BP emails with lots of article teasers in them.

We try to do a walk-through with the new tenant at some point to show them emergency shut off locations, instructions on filter changes, etc. so I wouldn't recommend just dropping keys off and that's it, but I have had probably 2 or 3 tenants over the years that I never met, just talked to by e-mail or text.  

So if you want to chat call, text, or email me direct anytime.I've closed over 500 transactions in the last few years, with 75%+ of them being with NY investors, and not a SINGLE one of them have an ill-performing property. 

I have emailed my accountant to see if his software has me tagged as such and that is why the huge discrepancy between what I thought I would owe vs what he came up with.

Our software automatically sends out email reminders the day before rent is due.

I'm a call or txt or email away. 

They are allowable per code here but are generally looked at as temporary solutions and to be honest you can get a ring crimper for the price of about 4 or 5 press on fittings... thus cheaper and more durable/leak free to go the crimp ring route..

Just shoot a quick email or give them a call, letting them know you've got someone else lined up for the repairs.

BUT you could ask the agent if they would be willing to give up their account with login credentials and then you can change the ID, email, tax info, bank info to the new owner so it is an entirely different account.