Bottom line, you don't need a lawyer's contract to flip a house.

., in order to properly tag the persons name with the "@", you have to go to the bottom of the reply box above where it says "post reply" and while you are typing George P. choose the name from the names that appear.If you look at this post, you'll see that the first one tagged you, and the second one didn't.

Often you are required to fill out a W-9 for the Title company and they will issue a 1099.Bottom line regardless of whether or not you received a 1099 you should still be including the income on your tax return.

Light fixtures can set the tone for the decor and I suggest you stay neutral, not flashy, tasteful but not expensive. many have their own for upper end homes or they will decorate later, a hundered dollars more is probably just money out of your pocket, IMO.

There are so many scenarios to play out, the bottom line is to focus on the future.

How have you built your LLC from the bottom up with no assets, track record, credit?

Bottom line will be an engineer.

So far I have are the following items:Change furnace filter (In encourage my tenants to do this but it doesn’t always get done)Inspect water heater and ensure bottom isn’t rusting out (am also considering draining a few gallons to get sediment out).Check caulk in bathroomCheck under sinks for any moistureCheck garage door/opener for smooth operationCan anyone help me to add to this list?

Just trying to get some quick input on what color to paint front door...home is 4br, 3.5ba in semi-custom neighborhood, neutral (tan) siding with black shutters/roof, white exterior trim.I know some buiders/rehabbers go with a standout color, others choose standard white/black, etc.Any input would be greatly appreciated.

I'm ok with shelling out $400 for a TV.The bottom line is if you want them to stay, treat them right and make them feel they are getting a good value