He was one of those arrogant self entitled inherited tenants, A true POS....I pay my rent therefor I can do as I please type personaity.

@Andrew M. As

@Lamont Aiken I never give any tenant my persona address.

M Marie M., as an investor and landlord I can say without a doubt you will encounter fake references.

Though I haven't worked with his company, he himself seems like a good person as well and was knowledgeable about the industry, professional and diligent.

For a self-employed person, a letter from a licensed Certified Public Accountant was required.

The company I am scouting for believes in visiting the houses in person, as these people are already getting plenty of mail and phone calls.

Ive Read in several places that if you have your realtor license that you have to pay the 3.5 percent, or whatever your broker's fee is, on persona investment properties, is this true, or does it vary from state to state or company to company?

Most importantly, it establishes the fact that the contractor is *NOT* an employee, hence relinquishing you of the responsibility of managing the person as an employee and paying associated taxes.- Scope of Work: This lays out specifically what work is to be done, in as much detail as possible- Materials List: This lists the materials that should be used for all aspects of the job, including where they should be purchased, SKU numbers, and anticipated pricing (if the prices are off, call me to figure out what to do)- Payment Schedule: This lays out when the contractor will get paid, generally using 2-5 draws (depends on scope of project and schedule)

I would think having X-Mas tree farms and pumpkin patches would fall under the same category of Agritourism.