I haven't asked neighbors yet or dug into any definite hiding this on the seller's part.

He was able to fight the mugger off and then had him arrested - which is how the scheme was revealed.Only logical reason to accept cash is if you're trying to hide income from the IRS.Otherwise, require your tenants to send you money orders or deposit cash rent into your bank account.

Many times they will claim it's wonderful and then try to hide their worst deals by only showing completed deals.

I have attorneys who only charge $500-$650 for handling seller's side, but once you add in the state and local transfer tax, transportation fund fee, prorated real estate taxes, stormwater, courier, etc., it adds up. 

Try to find ways to hide it.Talk to law enforcement and see if it violates the City code.

Hi Dee, This is just adding more logistics to evicting tenants.

You may want to somewhat hide your identity from tenants though, which if set up correctly, an LLC can do.You didn't ask, but... you should ask your PMC a LOT of questions about HOW they will execute their services and how they will communicate with you.

Many times they will claim it's wonderful and then try to hide their worst deals by only showing completed deals.

To me all of that is an asset so why hide it? 

We just put up a black curtain to hide them out.