I personally like the control and I get along great with the other agent. :)To further clarify, if I had a 6% listing agreement I don't think I'd ever agree to reduce down to 3%, I don't care how much work you claim you'll be able to do without me.

,Since W2 employees get taxed BEFORE they get their money, you're kind of up a tree on this one.You'd do better to find a way to pay yourself from your deals thru an S-Corp so you can control how much of it is actually salary (earned income) versus dividend (regular income).

You have full control, the agent works for you. 

The law linked above states that if there is a conflict between “the provisions of this section and the terms of a written lease, the terms of the lease shall control.”

@Dalwin Garcia Rent control in Passaic applies to much any investment property except: single family home, single condo/coops, owner-occupied 2-family and new construction.

However all you can do is tell your resident that you can't control what happens outside of the home.

What is the best way to word the addendum so I can control the quality of the work hand materials being used.

So as a fellow OC investor what are some of your favorite areas to invest in, in SoCal because you are making a lot of senseWherever I can find the best deal that I can reasonably assess and control my risks all the way through on ... my ability to do that drops exponentially as the radius from my front door increases.

Feb 28th is my last day and I couldn't be more excited.If you have read the Miracle Morning you will understand the concept of not letting your life situation, control your life.

Lots of great meetups can be found at meetup.com and mines is in my signature link below.http://www.dailynews.com/government-and-politics/2...Tom and others please bring up the New AB 1506 bill to dramtically increase rent control in cities.Amid California’s housing crisis, several state lawmakers want to give cities the right to dramatically increase rent control , including imposing and expand the kind of strict limits that exist in SF, LA Santa Monica and West Hollywood but have been barred since the 1990s.