As great as the Internet can be, I think learning from someone with experience in person is the best thing for me.

I've eliminated 65% of my water problems (mostly thanks to the rare useful comment here, none of which come as a result of some pompous prick talking down to me on the internet), I've made the properties much nicer for the tenants, and increased the property value in the process.Originally posted by @Tyler Weaver: If you cannot fix the water issue in the basement perhaps the easiest fix is to not offer the basement use as common area for the building.

I have listened to countless webinars, and scoured the internet that has given me an abundance of good information.  

I'll hunt around on the internet and see if I can find a tutorial on building that.  

Considering eviction but scared of what I read on the Internet about Massachusetts.

Lets say i bought a condo under an LLC for short-term rental purposes. and on avg it was making 1k profit pre month after all the expenses (mortgage,taxes/insurance internet utilities). what % would i be looking to set aside for taxes? 

Bottom line here to gossip or defend myselfReal Estate is a business if you don't understand it than don't listen to someone you met over the internet. 

Maintenance issues are all documented on the owners/renters internet portal.  

Banks are wise to the scam "POF off the internet thing".  

I'd say to look in your paper/internet/roadside for "we buy houses" signs.