I am the director of operations for the company, which means I am responsible for most everything that involves the business.As a contractor, we have crews to handle all aspects of home repairs and remodeling.

I want to invest in a multi family property but am hesitant to do so considering New Jersey is very expensive, I am a young female (this may be a problem when dealing with renters) and my future is very much so undetermined as I am just starting out in the "adult world." 

Explanation from Kevin Sodke, the director of maintenance to my inquiry was: “I reviewed the invoices and can assure you they are correct”.

The female tenant seems to be dramatic about everything and very picky but the house was not kept clean at all. 

But some points:Included in this is the director of the program who can determine raising fees, the time frame for random inspections and more.How this would be a 4th amendment issue is if the random inspection or other inspection from someone's complaint - not the tenants. 

A simple holdco structure with say two directors (you) with the real estate as the asset holding is known as a “single tier”.

Hello,This question is for fellow female investors out there, particularly those of you who are single.

For example if a female is renting out rooms in her home, she can restrict applicants to all be females without violating fair housing. 

I would be especially interested to work with a female advisor if you have any recommendations in the Philly area!

Maybe start with Vickie Perry, the Executive Director, to ask if she can give you some names.