It's a good site to share information with neighbors in the categories of: classifieds, crime & safety, documents, free items, general, lost & found, recommendations, local agencies.It doesn't do the landlording task that I would like to delegate: Drive-by our properties once a month, keep an eye out for signs of tenant non-compliance (landscaping lacking care, junk in the yard, unauthorized cars parked on the property, sidewalks blocked, garbage cans overflowing, etc.) or for problems with the property (fallen gutter, tree limbs broken off, shopping cart or garbage dumped illegally, etc.); Take a photo of anything out of the ordinary and email it to me.

There are many ways to market for buyer and seller leads -- direct mail, print advertising, newspaper classifieds, on-line classifieds (like Craigslist), bandit signs, etc.The question is -- when is it best to supply only a phone number, and when is a Website address preferable?

I would also check craigslist, classified apps, and even approach contractors working on homes give them your number and tell them to call you if they have any left material. 

This is being classified as a Capital Improvement on my taxes, thus will be deducted over 27.5 years, or around $900 a year. 

For online free things like Craigslist you should start as soon as you know you have an upcoming vacancy and don't stop until you fill it.For things you may have to pay for (like if you did a classified ad) I'd personally look to do it the middle weeks of the month (probably hitting the weekend papers).Figure the 1st week people just moved or aren't thinking that much about it yet and the last week you will have the bums/really poor planners.

If you're interested, I posted the link awhile back in the "Classifieds" section.

In fact, when a married couple are the sole owners of an LLC, it is still classified as a sole-proprietorship rather than a partnership (which is the case with our LLC).

What I have is a classified one bedroom but have created a second bedroom out of my dining room area 10 by 10.

I'm looking for my next deal in Cleveland and was wondering if anyone that has any experience investing in the Cleveland area or anyone that lives in the area would give me some of their opinions on the Shaker Heights Area 44120. would you classify this area as a C class?

Even if it is classified as an in-law only suite, you'll have buyers.