If someone on the LLC was in direct vicinity, this would help your chances significantly as well.PM me to discuss more, I'd be happy to learn more about your current situation and try and brainstorm with you.Best Regards

In addition, I conversationally interview them indirectly and I guess because I've been doing this for over 30 years have developed an instinctive sense abount a prospective tenant.I do put a little more into my properties than most would. 

As far as I know, for Paypal and Venmo, you will require a business account to collect rent, since by using a personal account, you are in direct violation of their User Agreements.

In direct mail, if you are consistent then you will get results.

Ya the problem with doing it locally would be putting other people in direct competition with my brother.

If you do move in, no harm no foul, but if you don't and there is an investigation you pretty much shot yourself in the foot by indirectly declaring your intention in your question.

The installation was in direct contrast to the manufacturer's instruction (e.g., seams placed over unsupported locations, not using installation clips for the sink mounting, etc.).

Brother-SisterA brother-sister controlled group is a group of two or more corporations, in which five or fewer common owners own directly or indirectly a controlling interest of each group and have “effective control”.3.

I logged on to my local MLS today and noticed a new message with an attachment from the US Dept of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) that speaks (in general) about how almost 1/3 of the US population has a criminal record, how minorities represent a disproportionately large percentage of this "criminal population", and by having a policy or practice that restricts housing based on having a criminal record indirectly violates the Fair Housing Act without a legally sufficient justification for the denial.Has anyone else here seen or been notified of this HUD change?  

I inherited tenants who are on month to month lease when are purchased multiple SFR in central valley CA about 6 months back and after purchase I pass on Sewer and water bill to them (old landlord was paying for that too )I have two question :They currently pay $650 as rent and going rent in area is $850 and rental demand is high and I checked there is no rent control in city, what is good way to increase rent and how much (I am planning to increase rent by $75 to 100 and indirectly I already increased by $50 in sewer and water bill as I mentioned above).These is a lease clause where I need to maintain swamp cooler installed on roof , I want to remove that clause too, what best way to approach this, so I am in compliance.Additional note : these tenants are on month to month lease but living for over 3 years and ent in that area is increasing consistently.