Best Hi Marcelo, Michigan is a great state to live in.

You can put a property in a non-USVI LLC, you just need to resister the "out of state" LLC with USVI. 

for the FWIW file and congrats on selling your bizz thats a nice payday.most of the folks I have done bizz with over the years that are very liquid will buy as high end of rentals as they can  IE A class and put professional management in there. many states require on site manager over a certain amount of units as well.. so the PM is really managing this employee that is mandatory for you to have.. this could work well for you you manage the on site manager let them do the dirty work and you stay engaged and gives you something to do.. good luck with it..

If it's an issue of an unscrupulous PM, then demand they make things right or report them to state commission.In the future, you should at least look at your bank statement or owner report once a month.

You can also reach out to the Development Services department of the City that the land is in and they would also be familiar with that the code states. 

I would personally 1031 into a more landlord friendly state like Ohio or another midwest state.

Hi everyone, this is my first post here.  I am a recent college grad (May '23) and getting married in August.  I am looking for my first property in NW Washington.  I am considering two properties.  Both are small, bu...

You can find leases on legal sites like LegalZoom and Rocket lawyer which are specified by state.

When we moved in I took pictures of areas of the house that I thought were poorly maintained or not in the expected state, the pictures are in my phone and have a date and timestamp for authenticity of when they were taken.

So if a client is at the 37% rate a $10,000 study would only really cost $6,300, and that doesn't even include the state tax deduction if applicable.