The townhome association charges a $100 fee annually under the name of the Tenant Administration Program (TAP), regardless of whether I have a new lease with new tenants or a renewed lease with the same tenants as the previous year.Who should be responsible for this fee: the landlord or the tenants?

That's the mark of the bottom.Everything is easy in real estate, there's no magic, it's not like we find cancer drug in biotech industry.For the rest, I am okay in general.

For the Real Estate Professional the doctor usually works with their spouse and some doctors have flexible work arrangements with their office or clinic or own the office or clinics and have administrative staff.

Most administrators will allow you to take out chunks at a time.

My educational background includes a Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA) in finance, a commercial real estate certificate, and a minor in building construction and project management, with a focus on energy-efficient housing.

The brokerages I have talked to over the years all required an administrative approval to charge less than the rate their company charges.

You want an LLC for ease of administration, trusts are kind of annoying as they can act as their own taxable vehicles as opposed to single-member or pass-through entities that an LLC can provide.

Now...drug related from 2014, that's a definite NOT.

This fee is typically assessed to cover the administrative costs associated with the renewal process, which may include conducting market analyses, communicating with tenants, and preparing new lease agreements. great clips coupons $5 off

You can't get an apartment painted for $300 by anyone other than a drug addict.