@Chris SlaterHire an attorney no such thing as a generic contract

@Ari Archer the generic "rules of thumb" on BP really don't apply in the Bay Area. 

If you plan to grow and potentially sell the business in the future, a name like River Creek Properties would be way more generic. 

That's probably not overly helpful as it's a pretty generic response, but reach out if you want to ask any more specifics!

Still not a bad way to drip some income in to your pockets, but depending on your long term goals, the commercial unit may be best suited for resale to open up more capital for other investments.Of course, all of this is generic info and isn't specific to any property.

A generic facts and circumstances test.Putting it all together:1.

Around here, we have a couple of manufacturers of generic thermal pane windows and can buy them cheaper than Lowes.It's not rocket science installing them, and we found someone to remove the old windows, haul them away, and install the thermal panes for $50 a window, about half of what some others wanted.One caveat, I had an energy consultant with our local utility company come out and do an energy audit, and he said if you've already got serviceable windows it's not cost-effective to upgrade to more than storms - and this is on my new personal residence.

Mike M- your list is pretty generic and I think from a mag, isn't it?

(Ratio utility billing service) I know both AppFolio and PropertyBoss have this option integrated into their software, however Appfolio is too expensive at $200 a month and PropertyBoss seems like a generic computer based software that is not cloud based.

@Tom Dupree We've found that even when insurance companies use the same generic term, what is in the policies is different enough that it isn't apples to apples.