If we get a really serious buyer ahead of time, we'd certainly consider customization.Yes, you need to post your projects, Bryan A.

Open concept being all the rage these days, Ive seen bearing walls removed without installing a header or beam to carry load.

I'm not sure what you mean by "expense protection", however all of your expenses for a rental will be deducted on a schedule E at tax time whether the title is in an entity or not.Should you choose to go ahead with the LLC (can you tell I'm advising against it, LOL?)

This is my first rental property purchase and also the first time I've really had to deal with any accounting of this nature, so I would appreciate any guidance.Over the weekend, I decided to go ahead and do a reconciliation of our financials and bank statements when I thought something didn't quite look right.

I paid a double deposit and paid my rent 4 months ahead.

I think it would be much easier to take out the flooring and upper cabinets ahead of time, and ideally have the rough-ins for the new gas/plumbing/electrical completed as well.

I called her and said those are wrong, and needs to be corrected, she said oh, sorry, just go ahead and sign them and they will fix it later.

Check into past posts, plenty with a heading...."

But I'm more than willing to compare my services to yours any day and I know hundreds of other property managers that are far ahead of me.I process hundreds of applications a year.

I tend to charge higher and have less occupancy but still come out ahead.