Reporting you to some administrative bureaucracy?

One of the administrators DELETED my simple, on-topic comment.

If rent is received in my office after the 5th three times in a row, then the late fee will be charged on the very first day rent is late which will be the 2nd of the month and a $3.00 per day late fee will be charged until all rent is received in my office. 10th of the month If rent is not received in my office on or before the 10th of the month that on the 11th of the month I will be filing for eviction for non payment of rent and all legal fees and administrations fees will be charged to the Tenant(s) in addition to all other monies owed. 11th of the Month I file for eviction and all legal fees, administration fees and late fees and all monies owed will be charged against the Tenant(s).

You can sell the property through the third-party administrator and select the new property within the specified time frame with no capital gains tax due. 

JohannaHaving to comply with the timely filing requirements of multiple states could literally turn into an administrative nightmare.

Typically a team will be built of multiple agents (usually a team leader and multiple buyers agents) and an administrative assistant. 

I don't like this method because it's an administrative hassle every time a deal comes through. 

My property was financed with "funny money" from the city requiring city approval of the lease, the city attorney was very pleased, not only to the arrangement but to aspects of assessing fines being made a part of rents next due in the event additional administrative requirements were necessary as the rents were based on limited administrative oversight.

Here's the list:Amerian Lion: Andrew Jackson by Jon Meacham; Great book; terrible man Grant by Ron Chernow- Great book & author; Great general; Terrible administrator Thomas Jefferson- The Art of Power by Jon Meacham- Fantastic book; but I'm glad the country followed Hamilton's financial direction for the country and not Jeffersons. 

That being said, Seattle is one of the major business capitols of the world, and will remain so once the current administration is long gone