When taking over a long term tenant occupied property and the tenant has a pet would it be in my best interest to immediately request a pet deposit and increase rent due to pet, or don’t say anything about it and allow myself to make a few months rent in the bank than increase the rent in January?

Consider all the things that could go wrong and see if the lease addresses them: unauthorized pets or tenants, early termination, security deposit, lease violations, late rent, eviction, lawn maintenance, parking, etc.5.

Financial reports, if available, provide a snapshot of their financial health.

We evaluate the asset off the current cash-flow, building condition, performance compared to peers, rent rates compared to market, and overall health of the local market.

She found a house, i paid the usual fees (pet deposit, security deposit, first month rent.)

In order to align your goal with theirs you SHOULD pay them a percentage of all revenue - rent, late fees, water charges, parking fees, pet fees, etc.Second, the PM isn't taking anything, they are earning it by doing the things that the owner cannot or does not want to do.Third, I don't know of many PM's out there that actually want higher expenses for the owner.

Banner Health, the largest hospital system in Arizona, just bought land in Laveen to build a hospital plus a retail developer is building a new shopping center/outdoor mall.

Hello all, I am a home health physical therapist, and I am on my way to earning a degree in healthcare administration.

They look for basic health and safety issues, and the Section 8 office has a phamphlet with their requirements. 

(im not a lender and never pretend to be lol)Front our experience, Lenders usually look at your credit report, income, and tax returns to get a sense of your financial health.