I've asked for them to be printed landscape or something where I can see the full descripiton, but the PM claims the software won't allow it.That PM sounds great!

The bill now goes to the Governor, who is expected to sign it.I also question the actual utility of intrastate crowdfunding (limiting deals to investors in one state kind of defeats the whole purpose of online crowdfunding), but I do think it's interesting how the political landscape has shifted over the past three years.

If i however had multiple properties i would probably go to a property management software system, that allowed for electronic payment.

I spent more money adding a patio, walkways and landscaping. 

Btw, I have a background in construction and had a design/build landscape company for years.

The move on his part made no difference to me, since I send him my QB files and HUDS electronically anyway. 

I have run across instances where I was not able to get the same price as the previous owner.Get the property contracts for laundry, landscaping, pool, and anything else they might be paying services for.Ask for a utility run or copies of the historical bills. 

I overpriced the home initially which caused it to sit on the market longer and foolishly cut some landscape finishes out at the end of the project which hurt my curb appeal.

Grade to drain like I said above, cover in plastic to the property line and then landscape if crushed or river rock 1"-2" diameter or whatever is cheap locally.

.- If you have a marketing background then offer to help them get more leads/deals- If you a skill like, plumbing, rehabbing, landscape...