Fees they would charge- 8% on monthly rent collected....if a late fee they keep the late fee- $400 for placing a new tenant with 6 month guarantee in case tenant breaks lease within first 6 months- From their contract: "In-house maintenance staff is provided to you at double the hourly wage with all materials billed at cost and no trip charge; this includes maintenance at cost, company vehicles and vehicle maintenance, vehicle insurance and gas, tools, worker’s comp, GPS tracking, 24- hour maintenance call center, around the clock in-house emergency services"Please let me know thoughts and advice on the above.

What if they trip and hit their head on the 90-degree angle of the wooden bannister?

Worthwhile trip for me.

I make 3-4 trips per year to the markets I invest in to meet/recruit and team build.Finally, ALWAYS pay your contractors promptly and they will LOVE you and will make you their priority.Good luck Joel!

Your trip to the house tomorrow should be to post a late rent notice.I realize you are happy to get rent but if you accept that this time, that's all you will ever get.

From this book, I took that business trips such as travelling to go check on your houses are tax deductible.

The plans are often quicker to setup and cost less money over time especially compared to most IRA LLCs.If your husband does his own work on the flips, you might find yourself doing some investments outside of the plan (with no prohibited transaction rules to trip you up) in addition to making more passive investments with the plan.

If you find yourself tripping over what appear to be smooth, continuous floors, you'll know what I'm talking about here.

A little more expensive, but done in a trip or two. 

Can we deduct our mileage every day that we went to the house when remodeling it and our trips to the hardware store?