Better software will give you the option of charging the Tenant for those ACH fees, but I personally eat the cost of them.

I personally invest in Columbus, Ohio because there is a lot of new businesses coming here such as an Intel, Wells Fargo, and Microsoft. 

Have a person who can guide you through the couple of deals you do at first to make sure you can really know how to do a deal from start to finish (not the remodeling, but systems)3.

I've been listening to the podcast for a while and always found it very helpful both in my personal investing as well as helping my clients invest.

My personal opinion is that all markets can work, it depends on what you're trying to accomplish.

Unless there are multiple leans against the property, multiple entity's attached to the title, or there needs to be a new title and survey ordered by the attorney's, 60 days is standard.

Not sure what standard move-out procedure is to get the property rent-ready again. 

Depending on how much money you're making (which, if you're at a loss, may not be a ton), those trusts can sometimes cause more tax than going the standard LLC route and just paying the $800 in the first place.I'm not sure from your post if you're talking about income taxes that are owed, or the $800 LLC fee, which is more akin to a franchise fee in the terminology that you're using. 

If you live in it at least 2 years, you have the option to sell within 3 years after move out and not pay capitol gains taxes on up to $250k in profit as a single person.

Hi AllThank you in advance for your time + help.I am wondering what kind of arrangement you all have with your local person who stops by the residence in case of problems.