It is best practice to save one month of rental income and use that as your reserve fund for potential repairs.Seasonal expenses: This is perhaps the most commonly overlooked area of expenses.

It would not have been a bad idea to have a form for review with the tenant on move in that they were able to make notations on at the time of move in and while, simultaneously, signing the lease.

Wondering what the other management and landlords are planning on implementing for procedures regarding non payment of rent during the no eviction period.

I was thinking of asking tenants confirm that they have in ...

However, there were a number of "consumer protection" laws that eventually made this practice untenable.

I'm assuming you're referring to the practice of purchasing a property in an LLC, and then selling the LLC. 

Interesting...As @Oleg Kio mentioned, simultaneously with setting up the costs of the new loan (appraisal+title+points+whatever else) for amortization, you should dispose the old loan costs, assuming they were set up for amortization years back.

My understanding is modifying a legally binding contract is a legal matter, so a modification is practicing law...Ask "anyway" who is against attorneys.. 

It was a good situation for the contractor who was out of work & practicing social distancing, since the place was empty, and he would be there by himself.

In good news to help with real estate transactions and wills while we're practicing social distancing, watch for an Executive Order soon from Governor Hutchinson to allow "virtual notarization" and "virtual witnessing" of legal documents.

I read all the books and articles i can, listen to all the bigger pockets podcasts and webinars, and have been analyzing deals on the MLS for practice.