As far as payments go, my monthly mileage reimbursements from my company just covers the payment.

So even if she reimburses earnest and inspection fees, I don't get back wire transfer fees, interest from my lender, and hours of my life.  

Some investors properties have absolutely performed worse than the numbers we provide and in those cases it is our responsibility to help cover unexpected costs, reimburse monthly management fees or anything else to help because investors rely on the info. we give them to purchase.As a last note, there are some great threads on here that are much more interesting!

Without the Additional Insured endorsement, the management company could be left to fend for itself and then seek reimbursement from the owner directly (or their insurance) for any losses under the indemnification clause.

There are several products out there to protect you; however, I recommend proceeding with caution as many will only reimburse after an acquittal.

Given that I do not want to deal with those creative tenants that may not pay eventually and have to go through an eviction, so they're free lawyers or tenant advocates will advice them to use and make a digital payment, which would make things a lot worse in trying to reimburse them since if you receive or accept payment it automatically usually voids your active notice or eviction case and you have to start over.

I do not want to pay $1000 again.Finally, if I legally pursued everyone who blatantly stole money from me or ripped me off in some way (builders, handymen, property managers), I would well and truly be up for over $50,000 in re-reimbursements.

The individual rentals should be disregarded; however, the Management, you would probably want to be an S-corporation or something that flows through to your personal return if it is showing a possible loss or reimbursing you mileage.

Even if you can cover the down payment, HMLs mainly use a draw system for rehab payment, so you have to front the money and get reimbursed.

He paid cash for the triplex so since he paid cash we could give him a loan for 70% of the value of the home to reimburse himself.