My fiance is in dental school for a couple of more years, so we're just now to maintain flexibility until we know where we are going to settle.

I plan to agree to give half of the double security deposit back at the renewal of their one year lease, pending that they have maintained good standing and there have been no incidents within the first year that would warrant otherwise.

The PPP encourages small business owners to maintain historical employment levels by providing funding for payroll and other specific operational expenses.

Hi Guys,Having several properties divided into several LLCs.. these LLCs are owned by a Parent LLC, which is owned by a partnership.LLLP -> Holding LLC-> Rental LLC1/ LLC2 / LLC3All income/expenses are flowing out/in from a single bank account.im using QB to account and allocate by classes, so no mess there.i heard there is a need to have a bank account separate for each LLC, it seems excessive and cumbersome to me.is there a better way to go about this and maintain a balance between protection and ease of operating?

If it were a SFH (or attached MH, see appraiser caveat) that would appreciate, it would make more sense to take that risk of a default on the LO as the home would maintain it's value, rehab costs being the same between scenarios. 

This, invalidating all your work to establish and maintain (hopefully you are doing that) the legal entity.

We try to maintain that simplicity with more flexibility and features, from custom late fees, to messaging tenants, to signing documents and accepting variable payments.Customer support!

This is taken directly from the PPP Loan Application (which required your initials next to each statement):_____The funds will be used to retain workers and maintain payroll or make mortgage interest payments, lease payments, and utility payments, as specified under the Paycheck Protection Program Rule; I understand that if the funds are knowingly used for unauthorized purposes, the federal government may hold me legally liable, such as for charges of fraud.

Maintain your walk-away factor.

You can always find a local brokerage in your marketplace and speak with the manager/managing broker of that office to familiarize yourself with the costs to get a license, maintain it, and what other reoccurring fees to consider.