You can indicate in your listing agents are reimbursed through the tenant.

And what is the likelihood that they would be able to reimburse you for those storage fees, really.If there was damage to the property prior to the imprisonment and the security deposit won't cover the full amount of damage, can you sell their property to recoup expenses for damage?

But it is a 4 unit building with 4 owners, and we have always just operate by having the owners fix their issues then seek reimbursement from the HOA account so as to not having to go through too many steps to solve simple issues.

-He approached me to do the flip together and split profits 50/50-We opened a LLC together 50/50 partnersWhat is the correct way for me to reimburse his down payment and transfer title to the LLC?

I'm just looking for liquidity for the day of the auction this Sunday, August 16 for the 10% deposit which is necessary to bid and due on that date and would be fully reimbursed once the payment is funded which should be within one week and would only be utilized with a winning bid.

Tell the tenant your lease requires that his rental insurance handles payment so you cannot pay him anything for that, but you can give him some money to reimburse his time in helping you clean up the mess.

She's now claiming I need to reimburse her this past rent and she claims it invalidates the current increase.

Use that data to build your rent roll and your renovation plan.Now that you have your target rental income, build in line items for ancillary income such as late fees, application fees, pet fees, utility reimbursements, etc.  

You'll pay for the rehab work upfront then be reimbursed up to 85% of the cost, and the loan amount will be capped at 65% or 70% of the after repair value (ARV).

Hi Jason,Just some random thoughts on this to bring your knowledge up a little.Everyone is different in how they do this--sometimes the lender will dictate certain amounts for certain things.Some people ride motorcycles without a helmet, some always wear seat belts.It also depends on how deep you pockets are, a Policeman owning the same SFH as a Brain Surgeon might want to have more set aside just in case.Some make a CAPEX, list for their guesstimates of CAPEX outlays based on the HUD guidelines in years of service life remaining for each item.But in (for instance) areas of high winds, things like roofing replacements and insurance reimbursements complicate this.You need to budget for turn cost, and wear and tear also, (re: wear and tear; carpet physically wears out over time, vs. renter spilling red paint on it--where you would charge that to the renters security deposit).The costs in the future will either come from the renter or come from YOU, vacancies, wear and tear, equipment failures, etc...The ones that will come from you, need to be budgeted for--unless you have deep pockets and the amounts seem frivolous to your expendable income and you believe you can just cover them easily.Some people can afford to buy their secretary a new car for her birthday, some have their families huddling around the table eating one can of cold beans for dinner--Ole' one can of beans might not be able to meet the financial needs of CAPEX when it comes due unless he sets it all aside ahead of time.Good Luck!