Hes got a really informative e book if you go to his website.

You've all helped me get my heals out of the ground.Must go now and e-mail my Realtor and tell her what to do next.

Steve if you are newly licensed I suggest you go work for a property management firm before starting your own.You also need to determine WHAT you want to manage retail,apartment buildings,houses,etc.The operations are all different.Property management is the most sue happy of all real estate types.Usually a separate E and O policy is needed at a higher premium and a separate company so you can shield other operations.It's a big pain for a very low return.Good Luck

Have everything faxed, e-mailed or fedex'ed to you.

Shoot me a call or an e-mail when you are in the area.

Your most cost effective solution is a low-e paint that is sold at Sherwin Williams that has radiant barrier properties in it.

I figure I'll write off those expenses on schedule E.

It was verbal, but we have many E-mail messages concerning the terms of the agreement ($450/mo for rent and water, she was to pay electricity).Is this enough to take her to court and sue for back-owed rent and utilities?

There's a lot to digest in the fine print.Many Americans will not be able to file until after Feb 15 because the forms to itemize will not be available until then.Many more tax preparers will be required to e-file returns.

Landlords who report rental properties on Schedule E will NOT have to issue 1099s.And those real estate investors who are issuing 1099s now will continue to issue them only to INDIVIDUALS to whom they pay $600 or more - and only for services, not products.On April 5th, Congress voted to repeal all of the provisions enacted in both the Small Business Jobs and Credit Act of 2010, AND the H.R. 3590 Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act.