LLCs do not cost as much in Wisconsin and if you have equity in your property it is a good idea to keep each one in its own LLC.

Moreau :DIn reality I think solar has a ways to go before it will work, the problem isn't the short term economics, it's that it has to be maintained regularly (cleaned, repaired, ect), the long term benefits may not be all roses.That said I know some areas are giving major tax credits + subsidies/financing for green energy, so if you live in one of those it may well be worth it: But all I know is my area of the world will never have such a program, as we have rain 260 days out of the year :DOh and it seems to me the LEAST legally murky method of gaining income from energy production would be to cover electric utility cost as part of your rental agreement and raise their rent by the average electric bill.

It may cost a few more dollars, but they have the ability to move quickly and forcefully in case you need to file suit to recover any money.

However the closest comps in regard to the rural setting, large home, pool, etc. were in a community about 5 miles away.On the other hand, in southern California a block in one direction can mean the difference between Newport Beach and Costa Mesa address, and a difference in pricing.

The operating agreement may cost a lot more than that so that is something to keep in mind as well.

Can only send them an email.App folio seems to be used by the larger management companies and seems to cost a bit more.

I am heading to Costa Mesa in a week and a half for 10 days.

Say you have a fully furnished basement and the sump pump overflowed, that would cost a lot more money to fix than say a unfinished basement. 

Focus on marketing techniques that dont cost a lot of money.

It’d certainly cost a lot less and probably be more effective.