I would read the contract, but Terminix generally should know their own products.

If you approach them properly, they'd probably be willing to share info with you to get you going.....

The LLC is a pass-through or entity, so it is ultimately recognized as part of my single tax return.After all factual and legitimate accounting, the tax exposure can be significantly minimized with proper planning, documentation, and execution.Again, I’m not a tax professional and I don’t play one on TV.

Here, the title company will prepare all of the closing documents, tax pro-rates, mortgage payoff, etc, pay everyone that needs paid, record the documents properly, etc. 

The Houston economy is one of the biggest and fastest growing in the Nation/World so it is a great place to invest if you take the proper precautions.Here is one: http://www.harriscountyfemt.org/This is an interactive flood zone map.

Zillow has a great data product you can run and see rent trends, DOM, etc for a given zip code over a defined period of time.  

B2B or B2Cimportant to know because you have to make sure you're talking properly to the right audience.

The neighbors also report that the tenants are "really wild" (a neighbor's son hung out with them) and "stepped right off the Jerry Springer show," and they can't imagine these people will stick around for that long.I am concerned that the proper background checks were not done - am I within my rights to ask to see the paperwork for these checks that they claimed they do on all tenants?

We couldn't even run the water or turn on any lights when looking at the property so don't even know if everything is functioning properly. 

Even if you eventually outsource it, how do you know it’s done properly?