Which may be frustrating because their system is more set up to handle people's names being impersonated rather than phone numbers, but there is a form for people without Facebook accounts to fill out in such a situation. 

It will help you get a handle on some of the things you want to make sure you take into account when analyzing a deal like capital expenditures, vacancy and property management. 

So we placed our belongings in storage the next day and moved into the fiance's mother's home. 

Right now I am hiring my father as a handy man, so in order for me to deduct those expenses do I need to have an LLC and a spearate account for handling those transactions?

I've estimated $5k (conservatively), but I can handle a bit more than that if I need to.

I have a 3rd party PM in place that handles most PM related issues, but there are always units that need rehabbed when they become vacant, etc.

Also, when you do find an investor who will go in a a particular deal, what is a general rule of thumb for handling the actual "cash"?

@Carrie B. your best option would be to store the tenant's belonging for several months just to be sure.

He has been a great tenant and very rarely calls for anything, so I want to do the right thing, just don't know what that is...Please let me know if anyone has had this type of situation and let me know how you handled it.

From being little a solo flipper, to now being on a team that can handle so many properties it is very overwhelming-- especially that we are only currently holding 2 and are capable of holding 13 more.