If you sacrifice short term profitability on your PM company for the long term benefit of building the PM company that will manage your future portfolio it should pay off.

Anything that I would need to do to protect myself from someone not paying their portion of the expense going forward and having their name on the title?

How do you handle annual reports, taxes, and other obligations?

But your best buyers have already seen it and could have made the same offer without having to pay extra to you.

I think this often getns overlooked but I can't tell you how essential this is for all the little things that you don't want to have to pay your cleaners or handyperson for.

If I buy a new property as a primary residence and move into that new house, will I still have to pay a down payment for an investment property if I plan to rent out the house I currently have after I move into the new house?

He has someone living in the property (my grandpa's wife's daughters niece) (kind of tricky there) that only pays him at least $800 a month.

@Michelle Hardy Just adding, check your local city too for their requirements, many have specific requirements that the state may not have.Here in VT in the towns my properties are in, there is not a requirement to keep them separate or pay interest. 

Looking for ideal ways to pay my PM. 

A book I’m reading mentions “taxes” should be included in operating expenses but they don’t specify what type of taxes.All it says is “call your local county or look online at the county assessor’s page”No clue what that means, could someone clarify what taxes they’re referring to?