There is ZERO chance this should be reported to landlord’s insurance unless the damage is well in excess of $10,000.

Here are three articles that made it into the papers:"Addiction treatment group buys building in Main South, fueling neighborhood angst""Spectrum Health Systems adds property in Worcester as it moves headquarters to Westborough""Main South neighborhood remains on edge about planned drug treatment facility"I find it ironic that no one asked me (the listing agent) how the owner of the property chose Spectrum Health as the buyer.

This increase is again primarily fueled by a greater availability of smaller and more affordable homes in the South.The total number of homes for sale, including homes that were under contract but not yet sold, increased by 20.9% compared with last year, growing on an annual basis for the sixth month in a row.The number of homes under contract but not yet sold (pending listings) increased by 2.7%, which is lower than last month’s 6.3% growth rate.

Have never heard or experienced that...we try to do excessive due diligence during contingency to ensure that doesn't occur.

California charges a minimum tax of $800 a year per LLC, and more if you have gross receipts in excess of $250k.

The total fees we were quoted from one lender initially were $50k on a $6ook DCSR between origination, closing/admin and title, seems excessive?

It was a nightmare to try to charge tenants because so many just used excess water all of the time...like leaving the hose running overnight on a driveway. 

If your broker markets the sale properly, you should be able to recover at least the excess in commission.

You should only consider switching when your current software has a significant flaw or lacks features that force you to spend excessive time on workarounds.

People are running their entire house from solar and selling back the excess to the electric company.