What's a reasonable amount of time for a property management to tour, provide quotes, and get a property advertised for rent after a tenant moves out?

Looking to connect with an experienced tax professional to get some guidance.

thank you for any help you can provide,  have no idea where to look for this.   

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@Jacob PalmerTaking over tenants in a duplex means you must honor lease agreements, transfer security deposits, and provide proper notice.

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I would suggest doing a trust if possible, as it provides more robust protections than a normal LLC would. 

There are already tenants in place and I am trying to get things to a more professional level.If we set up a bank account that is ONLY for rent payments, can it be a personal account or does it have to be a business one?

Meeting them puts a face to the name and forms a human connection... you're not just after there money. 2) Provided them with a rental application.

I hired an engineering company to provide the following for the Floodway Permit:Topographic SurveyFloor CertificationNo Rise CertificateElevation CertificateThe biggest issue for me was the wait time.