In other words, the walls and moat should be your foundation as it pertains to protecting you/your assets.

@Daniel Kramer Month to Month tenants will definitely give you a lot more control of your rental situation as pertaining to any defaults, lease breaches you have the right to not renew if need be.

In a recent REI meeting, there was a discussion regarding activities versus services as they pertain to the Trade or business. 

They could not provide to me who the servicer was or any other information pertaining to the property.As luck would have it, the clerk who works in the town office of the property was able to tell me that the taxes on the property were paid by a Selene Finance (which I'm assuming is the servicer??) 

So I decided to check out QBO but am struggling to make it work with real estate.I've been using tags for each property, so each transaction (and payout from Airbnb) gets tagged with the property it pertains to. 

You can contact him for new events which pertain the collection of the debt that is going to be about it.

If you do not want to have this discussion, fair enough, perhaps others will.Bryan Hancock - You keep mentioning "risk adjusted returns" and I don't see any true clear cut formula as it pertains to this discussion in comparing rehabbing vs. spec building.

Information like cross-streets and nearby landmarks should only be included in regions where the official street address doesn’t accurately pinpoint the business's location.If you need to specify a mailbox or suite number within your physical location, please list your physical address in Address Line 1, and put your mailbox or suite number in Address Line 2.If your business rents a temporary, "virtual" office at a different address from your primary business, do not create a page for that location unless it is staffed during your normal business hours.Do not include information in address lines that does not pertain to your business’s physical location (e.g.

Hi there I am also a very satisfied customer of pinnacle and have recieved a letter pertaining to Pinnacle Consulting Group a new arm of the company that will help investors duplicate what they are doiing buy setting up a division in certain cities and buy and sell foreclosures an enybody shed some new light on this.I also heard that no new investments in Atlanta division after Sept 1st..what will happen to all us old investors where do we put our money

I'm not in Portland, but I am familiar with Oregon tax law as it pertains to real estate.