Just make sure it is completely in their name and it does not show up on your credit report. 

After the fact, you identified red flags and now understand why someone promoting on BP is no different than someone posting on other social media pages...it shouldn't automatically lend credibility to the company simply because they pay to promote themselves on BP.

I can tell you the aluminum is far stronger than the gluelam data that I found:  the company presentation is reporting some strength value at 2400 psi while 6061-T6 is ~40,000 yield / ~45,000 ultimate. 

While researching for the apps I guess I know now which company you are referring to :)I will keep Innago in mind. 

In general, when you are self-employed (not a w2 enployee) and actively work in your business, you report the income and deduct allowed expenses on Schedule C.

I own a pm company and always give best effort to repair something, but after three or four times, it’s time to replace.

If title search fee and owner's policy insurance were included at closing. But the previews owner flip the property after 2 weeks of ownership. Two dates after closing a letter arrived addressed to the previous owner ...

Maintenance and repairs usually account for 1% to 2% of the property value each year, and if you use a property management company, expect to pay them 10% to 30% of your rental income. 

Buy and Hold (occupied)    most common policy for that situation is a Dwelling Fire policy (some companies call    them a Landlord policy)  In terms of how the value of the coverage there will be on the building, the main two types areL:1.

I own a couple of rentals in the area myself, and I also own a management company in Broken Bow.