My end-state is to start my own PM company to manage my own investments and other investors portfolios in my area.So now to my question(s):In regards to eXp Realy, do they have a non-compete or anything in their agent agreement that would prevent me from doing PM while attempting to work as an agent in the evenings/weekends?

As a realtor, are they prevented from such actions?

BUT, however attractive bankruptcy appears, it’s not an easy process, especially since the Bankruptcy Abuse Prevention and Consumer Prevention Act of 2005 passed.

I am thinking to go with the latter option, but with vinyl, because it seems like that will permanently solve the wet dog smell, and also prevent cases where animals or babies pee on the floor.Any feedback on my thoughts?

@Eduardo Beltran Hi Eduardo, from what I hear about lease options, it's difficult if an owner does not own a property outright because lease options sometimes fall under a loan's  "due on sale clause" which prevents the owner from doing that.

This is also an attempt to remove the need for a personal guarantee to prevent piercing the corporate veil.

It seems like you can acquire properties cheaper, generally in decent condition and if it is a preforeclosure you are actually helping people out in a financially difficult time by preventing them from having to declare bankruptcy.

This is also an attempt to remove the need for a personal guarantee to prevent piercing the corporate veil.Thoughts, opinions, or strongly worded responses of beer clanking approval?

By the way, most of my owners make more money with me than they would managing on their own or with another PM because I prevent losses they would normally experience through below-market rents or mismanagement.The difficult part is finding a good property manager.

Smoke detectors, carbon monoxide detectors, well-lit stairways and entries, timer switches on fireplaces, updated outlets in the bathrooms and kitchens to prevent electrocution, etc.