I forgot to add that she is a super nice lady, just a bit old fashioned.Millie: Would you do this if your family was next door?

Update: I just spoke to the Comptroller lady and she indicated that I am supposed to file a return quarterly.

I want to see how quickly you can get to 20 solid cash producing units, because I have a feeling you'll get there quick if you really want it bad enough :)Hope to watch you grow as an investor, keep us posted!

I have been watching for a free shipping promotion, but haven't had any luck yet.

There is always a way around or a way to make it work it , in these areas it must definitely  be a local property manager who knows how to work the area and collect rents.It might mean paying him 15-20% of the rent collected but if you are cash flowing like those high numbers in Baltimore it all evens out if he gets the job done.I wouldn't hire a middle aged lady from the suburbs to manage these properties - she probably wouldn't be interested anyway lol - just my personal opinion anyway.Thanks

Always be watchful with condo and townhouse rentals with Hoas

And that's the power of BiggerPockets, ladies and gentlemen . . . read the above two posts and see why there's no where online like BP!

Glad to have you aboard.Hope to watch you grow as an investor here on the site.

Hopefully the information/support you get here on BiggerPockets can make up for the time/energy/money spent on the Guru courses.Looking forward to watching you grow as an investor...hope to hear about your first deal one of these days!

So I watched for several years, how the less sophisticated side of property management works - no real thought about profitability, making the house nicer than it needs to be, but I did learn about getting the right tenant.