Being on M2M you may do as you please in having what you choose in your new lease (also M2M).

If this agent has a good reputation, good contacts, has done a good job for you in the past, you plan to use them in the future and especially if they work with other investors who are competitors, I would think it would be a good idea to be upfront and honest with them and explain the situation.You could offer to give them the listing on the back end, or when you have the conversation with them you could say "I appreciate your efforts so I wanted to do something for you, it's not much, but hopefully it's enough to let you know I care and value your time, I really hope we can find another deal in the future together soon" and give them $500 in cash or a gift card or something... 

@Adam CraigHI Adam,You like red, a  dark red might work, but  maybe for the trim instead of the door, with sand color for the main part, and an earth color for the doors (front and back) to make them look "inviting".Whatever colors you choose, it's always wise to have the painters try them on a small part of the front so you can see them before you commit to buying several gallons.Sherwin Williams codes:Good Luck!

In fact, you might be better off with just a website, instead of allowing poor customer service reps destroy your reputation, and brand.The latest technology has been helping to blur the lines between offline and online.

How do you choose your insurance provider for your rental property?

@Chris Parrish Yikes - always a tough decision especially when you didn't choose the tenant in the first place.

One thing we did was choose to go with 15 year mortgages over 30, and still pay down extra if able.

in VA a 30 day notice is 30 days from the rental due date not just 30 days from.whenever you choose and he ignored his false 30 day termination via email so if i were to pay the prorated amount i would have agreed to his terms and he is not accepting my rent and I have severe health issues and needed the time I was legally entitled to. 

Feel free to contact a couple CPA's on the biggerpockets message board and choose the accountant you connect with the most.

If you don’t mind, I’d be interested in your perspective on the following aspects:1- did you choose formal PM firms, or more of a realtor who does it on the side?