There are some great blog articles on owning, operating, and marketing a property management company available at LandlordSource (disclosure: satisfied customer, wrote a blog post for them, no financial relationship).Best of luck in your business.

The exchange otherwise satisfied all the QI and EAT safe harbors, and was signed off on by the IRS in the ruling.PLR 201408019 provides reassurance to taxpayers who want to use complex planning structures to achieve tax-free exchanges of property.

If they were paid/satisfied, then a satisfaction/release would be filed, and show up in the search.

I didn't even expect her to pay me, I would have been satisfied if she just surrendered the apartment.

By being a co-signer, that person has committed to pay the full amount of any debt or fully satisfy any obligation or responsibility.In effect, they are more committed than an investor who puts up only cash.

I will be fumigating one of my buildings both for termites (not fumigated when purchased) to satisfy a lender on a refi, and also for bedbugs (only in a couple units but I figure this will kill two birds with one stone).

Check your PM agreement, ours includes a 30 day out that the owner can cancel the contract if they are not satisfied.

But for me, I don't consider the issue really closed until the tenant is satisfied with the result.  

So this is another challenge.Here is the rule 506(b) from the SEC website.Under Rule 506(b), a company can be assured it is within the Section 4(a)(2) exemption by satisfying the following standards: The company cannot use general solicitation or advertising to market the securities;The company may sell its securities to an unlimited number of "accredited investors" and up to 35 other purchases.

In any year for which an IRA owner is required to take an RMD, the first money distributed must be used to satisfy that year’s RMD.