It has spread to her brain, reducing her functions.

Keep in mind that they would be performing all management functions, including the ones you are not interested in doing, for this fee.

Like I said, landlords have a legal responsibility under the law to maintain the habitability of a rental home, and a broken window in the wintertime (or really any time) would certainly fall under that classification. 

I'm currently working in several areas, but for all of them, I go deep into understanding how the market functions, what it looks like, feels like, what it needs and doesn't need.Here's a rough list of what I think you should do get to know your market:Make a Map (see below).

First of all, I completely agree with about going to the court house, paying $35 for a parking space, trying to locate where to go, finding an open computer, and then trying to figure out a dos based program that the normal functions on a keyboard doesn't navigate you through the program like it would on any other program.  

I'm currently working on an article that covers homeowner/manager frustration with VRBO, HomeAway, Airbnb & other listing sites, and I was hoping to get homeowner feedback and quotes from people doing short-term or vacation rentals.I'm specifically covering homeowner frustration on changing algorithms for VRBO's "Best Match" function & thought on the instant booking function.Have any of you been affected by VRBO's "Best Match" function?

Welcome to bigger pockets.If you type Hanover Maryland into the search function top right, 29 bigger pockets members show up.

I'm seeing suspicious classifications all around Kitsap including Bremerton, Port Orchard, Bainbridge Island, etc.Bonus Question: does anyone have insight into property class '911- Common area' and how this is determined and taxed by the county. 

If you have a fire in your rental, and you have a $20k claim, the insurance company will only pay $10k, because to them, you've only given them half the premium, so you get 1/2 half the money.Ask about: coinsurance penalty (80k of 100k is 80% coinsurance)Ask about: stated value/functional replacement cost (FRC is better)you CAN insure for value if your policy explicitly states that there is no coinsurance penalty.

Matthews), but they still retain some of their rights, like mayors and other city functions.