Are you saying I can only use 1 handyman/independent contractor ONLY once?

My client immediately ordered an independent appraisal to be done on the property which came back with 1,350.

PedroI would suggest speaking to several Independent agents in FL to find out:1.

If he were employed by a company, you might be able to get wage garnishment, but that will be harder if he is an independent contractor.3) If you have a judgement, yes, but keep in mind the collection agencies usually keep 50% of collections.

I know that there are companies out there as well as independent contractors and wanted to know where to start or any suggestions. 

In determining the amount of reasonable compensation under §162(a)(1), it is necessary to consider both the amount of deferred and nondeferred compensation. 606 The Tax Court and several Courts of Appeals have adopted five factors in determining the reasonableness of compensation:...The Second and Ninth Circuits have held that the reasonableness of compensation must be assessed from the perspective of a hypothetical or independent investor, not as a separate autonomous factor but instead as “a lens through which the entire analysis should be viewed,” and requiring the application of four factors:

You should be able to independently calculate these things yourself using the assessed value and the millages for the various property taxes. 4.

Keep your eyes and ears open for any calls, webinars, or presentations in regard to the fund, as this is an excellent opportunity to get to know the team and the strategy on a deeper level.The fund manager is in charge of all aspects of the fund's day-to-day operations, allowing investors to invest without being concerned with each transaction made through the fund.Benefits of Investing in Real Estate FundsReal estate funds often provide higher than average, consistent returns, that are independent from the stock market’s fluctuations, further proving that investing in real estate is a dependable way to generate revenue and profits over time.

I ran independent boutique brokerage from 2013 - 2022, and I made the decision in November of that year to join eXp Commercial.

Please note -- although this is separate from property management, IF your PM handles this for you in addition to traditional property management, is the fee you would pay them for this different than if it were a completely independent construction manager/overseer not already associated with the apartment complex?