View report*This link comes directly from our calculators, based on information input by the member who posted.So I've been in contact with the sellers of this (partners, one of which is an agent).

if original landlord does not have a move in checklist and inspection report, then you take one when you take ownership. you wont be able to charge for damages prior to your ownership. if there is a report, you can charge for damages (not wear and tear) but be careful if the report is incomplete or not thorough as there is a higher chance you could lose in court if it went that far

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A lot of people are trapped in substandard housing notwithstanding their good credit and income because a background check will report a felony.

Have not seen the inside (could be more fixing but still 30%)View report*This link comes directly from our calculators, based on information input by the member who posted.

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@Skye Anderson, Most of the electric meters today are smart meters, they are controlled by a cell signal to report usage, turned off and on by the power company.

I have been filing each LLC partnership return (1065) and the rental income would go on our personal returns. 1) Should I put all houses under single-member sole proprietor so that I don't have to file a partnership return (1065) for each home and the rental income just reported on the Schedule E of my 1040?

They are all mostly renting for about 400-500 a unit, when I run a rentometer report it says the median close to that area is around 800-900.