By nature, I don't like to repeat myself, so I used Filmora (free) to record instructional videos on what they need to do.

My guests on Airbnb know there’s tenants living downstairs and have strict instructions on parking and quiet hours.

I (or whoever is helping) can get a lot more setup work done when not assembling 6 nightstands with 50+ parts and terrible instructions. 

Nearly everyone expresses amazement over the response they get.If you reach out to me, I'll show you where all this instruction is and get you pointed in the right direction.FYI, post cards and letters of any color are for newbies, in my opinion.  

Land Trust is his nickname.He is one of the "gurus" who really has a great product, lots of freebies, lots of knowledge, and lots of suggestions and instructions on how to best protect your self and your property. 

Its one of those rare books that is detailed and gives you step by step instructions, not just a vague overview.

If I remember correctly from my broker's video course, the instructor advised going through the questions three times.

You have to pay taxes on all the reclaimed depreciation when you sell, and it will likely be for a higher amount than if you had simply paid taxes on the income from the rentals as you received it.Check the government's instruction booklet for depreciation.

I disagree on putting the rent in order to escrow because if the landlord instruction was to send it to a certain address, then he can consider rent not receive and the court will agree and yes the tenant can break the lease or cause problems, and the tenant needs to think about it is it worth having a bad mark on my credit for the next seven years.

Would you suggest classroom instruction versus on-line?