I do love BOfA's online banking setup--very easy to use, easy to transfer from external accounts, etc.

Plus our advertising group Sparefoot is the top Web search listing under that and their other company names. 

How I wish I could turn back the clock and sign up for different software, but now my processes are so entrenched and I don't have time to overhaul to a different web app.A rough summary: - repeated bugs.

Go to the fire departments web site, look around, and give them a call if nothing jumps out at you.

Never rely on strangers you meet on the web to find your money. 

@Paul Winka this is from investopedia web site."

I don't think it would give you much, as the properties are still in your name, and still at risk from internal (tenant suing you) and external (you doing something, like a car accident and getting sued) attacks.To avoid setting multiple LLC for each property, look into Series-LLC - you are in Texas so you have that options.You'll still want to setup a PM/Operations LLC, if you do the property management, so you can separate the active side of operations (leasing, hiring, contracting, etc.) from the completely passive side (Series-LLC as asset holding only entity).

So the increase in housing costs is a mix of:driven by people NOT extracting a living from the local economy, & instead being driven by external forces (i.e. speculation, outside investors, stock market appreciation).

I am not a CPA nor do I do taxes.In reference to your remark about DR-405, this is directly from the Florida Dept of Revenue web site. http://dor.myflorida.com/dor/property/tpp/Have you tried calling the Florida Dept of Rev to see if you can get someone to give some guidance?

The humane societies web page says you can charge a deposit for the animal other sites say you cannot.