I just saw some not smart realtor selling model match land for 4 million.

I live in resort area so we have tons of vacation homes whose mailing address does not match the property address (which is a good start).

Just be sure that you're talking to their real landlord - check the tax records of the property they listed as their last address and make sure the names match.

Good list of things to look at too, I'll need to take a close look at those.I planned on seeing if the commercial part can be turned back to residential.It is more of a breakfast/lunch type of place and I'm not sold that the location actually supports the use, on the other hand it could be a great match if the right people are running it.

Do a very thorough background check & make sure you get picture ID that matches, call references etc.

Funds are then moved from here into our general account.Since each tenant has a unique card number, we can easily match payments to tenants {I've written a procedure in our accounting software to do this when we download our bank transactions}.

There is some issues when the homes you have don't match your standard specs, but for the most part if you're replacing a door or most items your able to specify what is put in.

If your floor was taller before, you will have an issue with your base matching the old paint line.

First, you can request one online. http://www.irs.gov/Individuals/Order-a-Transcript All of the information must exactly match what the IRS has on file in order for the system to accept it. 5-10 days to receive the transcript.

I want to texture match my repairs--moved a window added a wall-- and then do o light coat all over to kind of blend it in and resurface 30 years of used wall in the rest of the house,Ever done it?