While my background is fairly extensive, I hope to learn as well as share my knowledge and experience.Thanks,TedNY REO BrokerNYS Certified RE Instructor

We all love the sexy before-and-after photos, but you're taking the time to educate us as well.If they haven't already considered this, maybe @Joshua Dorkinand @Brandon Turner could look at adding something like these types of instructional videos to the mix.

This allows you to always be able to provide the same check-in instructions email to your guests. 

The owner is a certified instructor through GAR for continuing education so most of us licensed people have learned about foundations from him.  

TITLE AND ESCROW COMPANY: This contract shall be used as escrow instructions.

Per IRS instructions on how to depreciate property:"A dwelling unit is a house or apartment used to provide living accommodations in a building or structure.

Hospitable for Efficiency: Consider using tools like "Hospitable," which not only syncs calendars but also allows you to schedule messages, including check-in and checkout instructions.

@Joshua Dow  I just saw above someone recommended FRED as well- in West HArtford- he too is wonderful- so if you can land him as an instructor you will not go wrong! 

For the benefit of the forum, things to watch out for when dealing with scammers are: 1) double-check the email address used to send the email; 2) always be cautious of any instructions sent over email and not from a secure link/source; 3) read through the message in its entirety to spot any formatting errors or duplicate email signatures, etc.; 4) when in doubt, call the person in question using a number found online/another source to see if they indeed sent the message; 5) ALWAYS call to confirm wire instructions right before transferring funds, even if you called to confirm them before.

agnes, you are wise to read up on all the forums on this perennial topic...it can work well for some cases but create unintended consequences in others as your are already seeing ..I won't rehash all the forums chock full with good points on all sides, but a search of due on sale or llc, etc can be instructive....