Because of what I pay, I feel like I’m incentivized to keep investing in REI and almost “grow into” what I’m paying forI could probably try to do it myself (before REI, I did my own), but I can almost guarantee I would make mistakes, possibly miss deductions, and worst of all pull my hair out (all while always wondering whether or not I’m “doing it right”).  

Or should it be pretty cut and dry? 

I know this sounds like I'm splitting hairs a bit here but trust me...saying "Line of Credit" will get you to the right place quicker.  

Its pretty dry out here in Scranton. 

Quote from @Shana Kellman: It is a wide range and nobody can answer this for you.I recommend a higher cleaning fee because you should have carpets cleaned to remove dander, odor, and hair.

She could turn it in to a 100% rental and when she passes the hair wouldn’t owe any taxes. 

All of his items were removed, but he didn't clean out the fridge, bathroom tub/toilet were disgusting and full of filth and hair.

The wall had an opening to the kitchen. when I took the dry wall of the at the opening of the door on both sides where 2 2x4s together that had plaster wrapped around them about 2/3 of the way up them.

Foundation Companies: Norris Foundation, KC Pier, Dry Basement.I've not yet had the opportunity to work with any of these companies, but they have been recommended by your BP peers.

Hi @Cathie Lazarus,Thanks for posting in the forums.However, we do not allow self-promotion, and posts looking for real estate agents tend to generate a lot of self-promotion from the agents on the site.We've locked this thread so it doesn't get filled with these posts, but we're not going to leave you high and dry!