If the door was also damaged by the tenant then they are charged the fee. if the door broke on its own then its her fault for not installing the door properly and buying a subpar door. 

I was at the Houston REIA last night talking with a girl from Quest and she told me that's a prohibited transaction, for me to personally manage the LLC, that the custodian would have to do that.

I currently rent a condo in Illinois - 60030 - and had a military family in the home since Jan 2013. I did collect a $1300 deposit upon signing of original lease. Just this year, there was a change in orders and the l...

As to declaring an un autorized pet or somebody's girl friend an emergency, Id say good luck with that.

If someone "broke" into her unit, the authorities would likely use the same method of entrance that the burglar used.

The company is still trying to charge me $55 for the mowing of the one side 2x, and saying that they broke their mower on the wrong yard.  

Now I know not all properties are the same, but I would assume somewhere in your portfolio you might have a house thats had the same tenants for 5 years, so your vacancy budget may be significantly over what you need... and then another property might have awesome tenants that don't bother you for repairs for minor things, or things they know they broke and fix themselves, so you might have a repair budget thats sitting unused.  

Something to consider, but I understand that everyone has a different investment style and nobody ever went broke by taking a profit.

Boone isn't a high demand destination, but I broke even in my first year and should turn a 6k to 7k profit in the second year. 

I’ll give you my feedback on a 3 day seminar I took, I saw all of these people signed up which was crazy because many of them were broke and completely clueless!