Speak to an accountant -  as long as it isn't @Brad E.

In order to get a loan we usually need some documentation from the management company (in this case the building's financials) for which they frequently charge a fee for (why someone would charge to literally send an e-mail is beyond me, but it is it what it is).

@Derek E.

Otherwise how are they supposed to know what the schedule E is for and who it belongs to?

How do I transfer utilities on to tenants name so they are responsible for utilities bills (water, garbage, pg&e).

I’ve been fortunate enough to work my way into a $170k/ year position with my current company but feel that something (freedom) is missing every day. I’m only 30 and realize “good things” don’t last forever and I keep...

@Bill E., correct me if I'm wrong, but doesn't "Rent" come before "Refi", then Repeat?...

I see that it's a 4-plex in E-town - that may be the route I wish to take once I get started.

I've heard a good property manager is worth their weight in gold, but are they worth an extra $25 a month on a single property?

@John E., I would be more concerned with receiving advice from an expert who works in the industry every day, knows all the players and their track records, and performs due diligence on each offering rather than if they have a PhD.