This way, when the unit is no longer available, I can uninstall or disable the google voice app until the next time I need it so that I'm not getting applicant calls long after the ad has been taken down.I decided not to use a Google Voice number for my tenants to contact me with (for repairs or other issues) because it doesn't allow pictures to be sent through text messages, my preferred method of communication.I'm only managing 4 units and I live on the property, so while Google voice is a good solution for me, it may not be for a larger property with more units.

I just bought a Single family 3 bedroom, 2 story house that the former tenant shared with her disabled husband.  

I'm an hvac contractor and the state of Texas doesn't care if I find something unsafe and let somebody know, they expect me to disable it.

All three will be basically disabled when you invest in a 2% property.

It would probably resell as the cheapest smallest house in town, and the layout is kind of bizarre due to it having been made disabled accessible.

Has been residing in the unit for five (5) years or more; and (a) Is sixty (60) years of age or older; or (b) Is a disabled tenant as defined in the California Fair Employment and Housing Act (California Government Code § 12926); or ii.

They'll give me 80% LTV and my credit score is 700(just checked).I hate my job, but moving to another one will make me perhaps too high a risk to acquire new financing, so getting something in place before I pull the trigger is important.I am nearly FI with just my wife's disability check and my one rental.  

Carryout service is provided at no additional charge to individuals living alone who are elderly, ill or disabled and are incapable of conveying their solid waste or recycling container to the designated collection location.

Neat conflicts with any security software so you'll have to disable the security firewall every time you want to use it.

Looks like I'm not having kids. i do have a disability, a serious one, and my dream is to not have to worry too much about working again.