I have not heard of nor I can imagine a market where not having one would put you at a competitive disadvantage.That's my 2 cents!

@Jeremiah Lopez Here, like I imagine in most jurisdictions, we have a "standard" purchase agreement developed by the provincial real estate associate and blessed by the authorities.

I can't imagine that I could have grown my business to where it is if I had a full-time job, though now that the business is systematized, I could probably continue doing it at the same rate if I were to take another full-time job.I certainly don't miss having a full-time job (that's why I left my job in the first place), though like Steve said, the benefits and work-free vacations were very nice...

I can only imagine the amazing stories and invaluable lessons you've must have learned in all your years.

I would imagine you'll have a pretty decent vacancy rate as well as management if you are not renting it out yourself (and vacation rentals are a different animal).

I can't imagine, however, not using every tool available to you in addition to it.

I imagine in carpet cleaning you get those calls from people trying fix what was truly a one time event.

Personally, I imagine that employee labor is just as expensive as sub-contractors if you're not tremendously optimized in your business.

But I can't imagine ever taking the property out of the LLC unless we were selling it.

For the kitchen drain, you should pour a pot of boiling water down every couple of months to prevent grease buildup.If your problems have been ongoing, it may be a good idea to have them run a camera through the line to actually see what the issues are.