I'm only up to number 60, right now and took a break to listen to The 4 Hour Workweek and The E-Myth Revisited, because they are pretty much all Brandon and the guests on the podcast can talk about, so I figured I needed to know what they big deal is :)

Things are different if the tenant poses an eminent threat to the safety of neighbors or the property however.Here's an interesting article I came across that touches on this as well as eminent domain laws in Japan:http://www.japantoday.com/category/opinions/view/e...

Originally posted by @Chris E.

Redfin.com lists a property at 953 S 900 E.  

@Amy E. 

He specializes in flipping in your area.Also, I would read Michael Gerber's book The E-myth Revisited.  

Forgot to mention - if you haven't already, download a copy of the accounting for landlords tutorial/e book Buildium allows you to download - I referred to that more times than I can remember during initial setup and as I've moved along over the years.  

As @Chris E. mentioned, make sure to spend some time poking around the ¨Learn¨ tab at the top - the sheer bulk of resources, case studies, financial calculators, and educational articles present on BP is enough to answer almost any question you might have.

It is preferable for the tenants to pay their own utilities because you can't control the usage and  you have to pay the bill if they don't on a mastered metered property.

If it's an old E or J, I'll let them explain but this usually saves me from even taking the application.