Good day,After having my RE license for almost a year I'm finally going to use it.Just got hired with a local broker & I am in the process of setting up a home office.Based on your experience are there any home office equipment- stationary I should consider?

I'm not a lawyer, I just hire lots of them and pay attention to what they tell me.

Would I be able to hire an attorney to review this?  

Different brokerages have different hiring policies.

Instead the landlord may proceed immediately to end the agreement or make the repair and bill the tenant.I've hired contractors and made the repair.

I estimate that we've spent a few thousand in medical bills as a result.When we asked Fujitsu about the mold issue, the said that we should hire a contractor to come clean the units regularly.

If you're new to the game, you should hire an agent that understands investments and understands your needs.

.), you would need cleaning people, and I think you would hire maintenance people as it happened, rather than keep someone on the clock when there is no work to be done.

I can handle making the deals and financing them, but would like a partner rather than a contractor working freelance to do the Rehabs.

You could use a company that handles rentals (they usually charge 15% per week) or you could go VRBO and hire a cleaning service for weekly turnovers.Happy to answer specific questions if you have any!