Started with a house hack in 2017 and got to 10 units through house hacking before getting laid off from JPMorgan in 2019.

I believe the water damage is the root cause of the mold problem, and I’m considering filing an insurance claim to cover the repairs and remediation.For those who have gone through this process, what steps should I take to ensure the claim is handled properly?

I believe even if you go through Quickbooks bookkeeping they now start at $300 per month.

Search the lender for deeds of trusts and you'll see if they do business.BTW, any entity that offers or requires a participation in profits that is a lender is looking for trouble, this type of deal should not be made from the position as a lender but as an investor through a non-lending entity or individually.

So far overall my experience with rentredi has been really good (I found them through the BP ads) and I can recommend but I do still get contacted by my tenants for their maintenance requests which is the main drawback of not having a full property manager in my eyes. 

The process went fast online, and I was contacted right after through SMS and phone by an accommodating and polite rep.

Happens more than you'd think.Partial Year Assessment: If the home was completed partway through the year, which is usually the case, the first year’s tax bill might reflect only a partial assessment.

@Nick MazziottiA property that needs 10-12 months of rehab won't make it through FHA appraisal

I'll be making two changes on future leases as a result of this - increasing security deposits; and making rent due by the 1st (current grace period is through the 5th).http://lawfilesext.leg.wa.gov/biennium/2019-20/Pdf...

Sometimes, I have to go through 5-10 pages of results to find a relevant post.One thing that has helped me is playing around with the search keywords.