However aslong as bill back fits within those laws it can be done a specific way.Two ways I have billed back via rubs are as follows:1) 50% square feet / 50% Total Occupants2) 100% square feetI prefer option 1.Also depending on where you are you can push the bill back.

I worked with Spencer Sadler via email and phone prior to moving here  He has a pretty  solid grasp on vacation rentals in Nashville market  I talked with a rep from turnkey vacation rentals who gave quite a bit of helpful information. 

My goal is to be able to have a passive income that covers all my bills by the age of 33, via rentals and perhaps flipping.

In my mind I thought it was them bearing it to the open market to see what value is determined by buyers via a bidding process and mitigating what losses they are able to.

Hey friends! I'm pretty new to this and forums in general so I will try to keep it short and to the point. One year ago I purchased a duplex, my wife and I live in one half and we rent out the other. When we purchased...

In short:One partner is your 401k and the other partner is the other investor.This could be accomplished via an LLC (i.e. one member is your 401k and the other member is the other investor).This means that partnership will have to file partnership tax returns (1065 at the federal level) and issue k-1's to the partners (e.g. one would be issued to your 401k under the ein of the 401k).The terms of the agreement (including the payment flows you mention) would be negotiated and documented in the operating agreement where you sign as the trustee of the 401k.The standard rules regarding investing in real estate apply (i.e. you can't use the property for personal use, you can't work on the property, etc.). 

They can be paid back as well, so if use to acquire a foreclosed property and sell for profit or turn into a rental and refinance the property, the line of credit can be paid back to 0, hence no payment until you use the funds again.Cash out refinance - You pay on these funds via mortgage payment every month.

I ask this because I have heard, pay cash, or “loan” your business the money avoiding seasoning and have your money then refinanced, buy via a land trust, etc.

You control your marketing and purchase price and indirectly (Via your cpa) your deductions for taxes.  

(and the property manager can send reimbursement requests for the one-off situations)Thank you finally 🙏🏽Can the property manager still communicate with tenants via the app?