@Dennis Nemitz The new Cubs complex on Dobson, or the old Hohokam stadium?

Trust law is very complex and while land trusts themselves are relatively simple there is a LOT of mis-information about them.

Right on @Darren Sager The rental market is complex.

Focus your attention on one large apartment complex?  

not only did they pay me (not a lot) but my housing was included…a big bonus as a student.i'd suggest calling around to the apt complexes near campus and inquire about any jobs they have. any position would give you a vantage point.

As Chris mentioned I've noticed a lot of big apartment complexes doing it this way so as long as you do the security deposit by the books you should be good.

My problem is that I have unwanted people using the container that doesn't live at the complex that I can never seem to catch.

can easily tell you 90% of buyers would never to make it to closing without all the hand holding, and calming of fears, and all the stuff that technology cant do.you're saying I'm bias because I hang out on this site and know real estate transactions.I think you're bias because you hang out with only people who don't either way, my point is not that realtors will go away, simply that the 6% commission will. transactional cost and complexity is a barrier, but for the same reason: technology. my opinion is that once title policies go digital everything will change.

It mirrors hotel occupancy rates.You can also ask other owners at your complex and get their estimates, although folks will not always share this information.

Here are some of the most common tax pitfalls that we see:Missed Credits: The tax code is very complex and has a lot of deadlines and limitations.