It's in Lake Forest at the Round Table on Lake Forest and Lambert at 7:00 p.m., 3rd Wednesday. 

Please don't let them get away with this.

., do their own quick rental comps).For fun stories, I have a few :) About once a year or so the RIREIG group does a landlord round table which also usually brings out some fun landlord war stories so check out the website each month to see if that’s the topic of the upcoming meeting.Since we are getting late in the cycle, this is usually when creative loans start coming out and it looks like this time is no different.

You will need to buy linens each year, replace damaged items like cookware, shower curtains, pillows, and occasionally big ticket items like couches and mattresses.

Your license is like a lottery ticket.  

This year while preparing some Schedule E's I realized  Real estate was a good way to create a decent cash flow with year round rentals.  

The idea is to get away from variable pricing such as billing per hour or billing per "journal entry" and move more toward a client centric, value add focused pricing model.

I can give you a referral of a local guy that's pretty well rounded in his offerings.  

My advice if you want to keep the client but not go round and round forever is to find what you think is the best MLS deal and present it in a way that shows why it is such a great deal.

The other equally important place cash reserves come in BTW is for CapEx; those big ticket items like a roof that need to be replaced from time to time.