My wife spent some time in Columbus Ohio and ended up purchasing 3 single family homes in some of the working class neighborhoods, now the work begins. 2 of the homes already have tenants in place, I wanted to ask if anyone had recommendations for a Property manager, handyman, contractor, housecleaning services, etc. for the one that is vacant?

I was using 39$ a day because that is what they charge for no add on services so that would be the worst case.

If you can consistently deliver on time - you will be in high demand.Cost of legal services has not been a frequent complaint, by the way.Best luck!

Try that approach Kim,We were told by a lawyer that we could charge a pet security deposit for service pets.

I never intended to pay for their advanced classes or services.

Mileage is either deducted in full, or capitalized depending on when the mileage happened in relation the property being acquired/placed in service.

My best was 3 months for a 1800 SF colonial gettinf walls knocked out, kitchen, baths, roof, windows, siding, driveway, boiler, electrical service, not quite a full gut, but close.

In some states they are called an AITD (All Inclusive Trust Deed).If I am the buyer I make sure the servicing company is paying the underlying lien out of my payment BEFORE the seller receives their net payment. 

There is no formal registration process for either an ESA or a service animal. 

We ended up setting accounts at Hometown and currently using their services.