I'm starting to think she does this professionally and is a real estate "ambulance chaser".

As a professional property manager, we do move-in and move-out inspections and if those photos do not match, the tenant is responsible.

I am an InterNACHI Certified Professional Inspector, working with any home buyer or seller.

Most professionals will recommend a separate LLC for every $1 million in assets but I don't think that's necessary.

Hey @Adriana McLaughlin - I am not a tax expert, so I am tagging @Steven Hamilton II and @Aaron Zimmerman both local Chicago accountants.If you are even considering becoming a real estate professional and leaving your W-2, it sounds like you already have your answer—you should totally do it!

This ensures that you adhere to legal and professional standards in property management.

Here’s some advice to help you get started on the right foot in the Austin market:Understand the Market: Austin is a dynamic and competitive market with a mix of tech-driven professionals, students, and long-term residents.

.), and I’m transitioning into real estate to explore new opportunities and challenges.I’m particularly looking to connect with experienced professionals and find a brokerage that offers strong training and mentorship for new agents.

I would not recommend MNPMC to any landlord who expects timely and professional handling of rent payments.

To mitigate these risks, you should inspect the property thoroughly, hire a professional inspector, consult a real estate attorney, negotiate with the seller, and offer concessions.