Unfortunately we are using a dedicated cell phone line and the phone numbers that called didn't show up with caller ID.

When I created the entity (an s-corp), I had to sell the properties from the partnership to the s-corp entity costing me over $10k in Realty Transfer Tax (I understand PA is one of the worst states in the union for this with the tax rate at 2% of market value or sales contract, whichever is higher).

You could have it call your cell phone and business line/home line simultaneously and whichever phone you pick up first that is the line you will take the call on...

Whichever is cheaper, most convenient, and provides all the services you need.

Trust your gut, whichever way you go.

It seems crazy to have two separate cell phones and accounts for this.

Vacation rentals are a really great way to accelerate cash flow to build your investment portfolio in whichever way you choose.I’ve connected investors with over 95 properties in this market this year, it’s not as bad as the above post is making it out to be.

Alas, it is 2014 and such rituals have been replaced by less grisly formalities: the attorneys unsheathed their cell phones, unleashed their silver tongues, and spared toward a civil solution.To add more detail, the seller’s agent told @Brie Schmidt  that the tenants are not to be informed or “tipped off” by us as to the (alleged in their eyes) toxic mold presence in the unit.

Renters move, kick out whichever you choose, they are all the same.

YOU get to choose your title company, so shop around and choose whichever YOU want.It sounds like you have a pretty good deal on your hands, but I would have some misgivings about your bank/lender.This link will allow you to search FHA approved lenders in your area. http://www.hud.gov/ll/code/llslcrit.cfm I have had to find another lender in the middle of a deal, and as long as you have 20-30 days before you have to close, it shouldn't be too much of a hassle.