@John Matthew Johnston I am very conservative with what I charge tenants for damage and I think your estimates are conservative and legitimate.

But what I'm discovering more everyday is that my investor database has legitimate notes to sell.

The law recognizes both the landlord's need to access the property for legitimate reasons and the tenant's right to privacy and convenience.Always ensure that your communication with the landlord is in writing, to maintain a clear record of the requests and responses.

I legitimately just want an active license to go see homes, and use the MLS.

I would guess river/creek/stream front properties - where one can legitimately catch dinner off the porch - are 1 in 200 or 300 properties in the Smokies.There sometimes are some really interesting places that come for sale. 

I met with a CPA who was a super nice fellow who basically said it was going to be $500 to file taxes for my LLC and $300 to file my personally taxes putting my all in bill at $800 but that he legitimately thought I could handle it on my own.

I understand there may be some nervousness around the fact that they're entirely online but there are legitimate Banks that offer great interest rates.

I am not a stretch the law kind of person so I would ensure that my deductions are all legitimately used for the tenants either in full or calculate the appropriate amount. 

i just wanna know if anyone has tried him before and i searched his name and there is nothing about him except on ur comment he sound legitimate but the fact there is no one head of him makes me more spectacle 

Is this a legitimate business for someone, like myself, that isn't an attorney?