There are a lot of groups that have limited or poor internet presence, this could be a good opportunity for BP since it is already positioned as the go to real estate networking/information website.  

My properties pull in at least double my expenses.We're not really putting in anything per month -- just the initial furniture cost, 1st month's deposit, STR insurance ($50-60/mo), and utilities which is like a few hundred bucks.Yeah we're trying to pursue mid-term stays from the get but issue with MTV/PA is that it is pretty much just as expensive as San Francisco proper (due to tech presence), but without the fun.

If someone is suffering so badly that they require the presence of an animal in their home then they should be undergoing regular treatment by a qualified therapist and there should be some evidence the presence of an animal is actually helping them improve.

DEAD ASLEEP like would not move when we banged on the door.We eventually announced our presence in force (agent, pm, & me) and we cautiously entered they eventually woke but the agent and pm have said that it can go very bad very quickly.Also, check your rental agreement as mine has language that states that I can enter without them present so long as notice has been provided/delivered.

With that being said I would spend most of the money doing direct mail and building up my social presence online.

What it comes down to is that most large national businesses can be sued in any state, but smaller businesses that are headquartered in another state, do not business in your state, and have no physical presence in your state can be sued only in the states where they operate.

Any good qualified intermediary with a national presence should be able to help you with a 1031 exchange.  

Adapt and then prove. 2) Get your contact info in order with some kind of online presence. 3) Get a box of 250 count business cards and give them away as fast as you can 1 at a time.

He has largest Houston presence of anyone I can think of on BP.Good luck

The presence or absence of financing on a property has no bearing on its taxable profit when the property is sold.