I am looking for a general contractor in Austin, Round Rock area as well.

I was already using Quickbooks so it was a natural choice, my next choice would be Chase Quick Pay which has no fee.

I would like to increase the rent to market I have come up with this plan which works into timing but it goes like this give them 60 days notice to a scheduled rent increase schedule. in 60 day rent would go to 1200 followed 180 days later by another increase to 1300 than in another 180 days the last 50 to a market of 1350. now for the timing march 1 I have a 2bd right next door opening that I plan to market it for 1150so it boils down to letting them choose between downsizing to the 2bd or going with the 3bd with the rent increases. currently there are NO SFR in my town for less than 1800 mo so there is a shortage of rentals which makes me think I wont have to much trouble renting 1 or both. but there is still part of me that says don't rock the boat and wait until they move on but that may be  while so that's a lot of potential opportunity lostwhat say BP about my plan. am I being Mr.

This HOA included water, trash, and things of that nature but definitely not CapEx.

Growing up around the Gold Coast, and also being a millennial, I am naturally attracted to that area.

@Thomas Giganti Rock on;

You can't throw a rock without hitting a wholesaler :)

I wonder if you would be able to install another oil furnace (natural gas much be cheaper if it is available) and just split the existing lines and everything would then be separate.

Fire pits, as in a dug-out circle in the ground surrounded by rocks like a camp fire?

It seems only natural that a lawyer would go after the LLC owner because he is the owner/manager after all.I doubt that having a management company will really save you, but I could be wrong.