With tax season approaching I’m looking for someone who can help with write offs and also future REI in the future.

Only thing I wanted to do was redo the bathtub and add blinds, but wanted to start renting so those become expenses and tax write offs.

@Michael Williams I always just have my attorney write these up.

According to our contract I have 20 days to write a letter with the defective issues I have found (inspectors write up).

The reality is the opposite - if it's not in writing then the PMC doesn't have to provide the service or can charge extra for it!

There are plenty of ways to filter out the looky-loos and only show the home to qualified buyers who are ready to write offers.

You want everything in writing before you go under contract.

If you do decide to let her pay for it, I'd make sure that you get it in writing that you own it and you approve the type, color and installers.

My CPA was looking for more write-offs and suggested a company vehicle, so I splurged on a new truck.

The agreement can be customized as well for example an agent can write in a clause that if you’re unhappy/ want to work with someone else then the agreement can be terminated with something like 72 hours notice (first agent would probably have “procuring cause” on any properties they’ve showed you already), or the client can work with one agent for one type of property/ a specific part of town and a different agent for a different investment goal.