Only thing you are moat likely referring to is the eviction moratorium finally being lifted. 

This is why I try my best to go off of referred ones instead of those you find on Google.

For example, a PM that has a certified AC guy on payroll would save you a ton of money on calling AC techs. ask for references and actually call them!

I have a triplex in Los Angeles and I need your suggestions for a good but not too expensive hard wired cameras that captures images and sound to monitor some suspicious activity.

@Kenneth LaVoie, The rules of use you're referring to are the safe harbor for investment intent from Rev Proc 2008-16.

You could only refer business and collect a fee for the referral.

If all units are under one ownership it’s usually referred to as apartments, not condos. condos are usually individually owned. that said, what questions do you have?

You're correct, that is the terminology I was referring to. 

Mencken observed the creation of the word "realtor" in 1916 as the brainchild of a national association of real estate agents trying to distance itself from the seedy image of con men and hucksters usually associated with salesmen and go-betweens.

The relationships I've built here in western Washington, allow for really good prices on work, plus I refer them out to my RE sellers and buyers for work to be done before listing or when after buying.Yes indeed, the three it's going up I think the only short-term rental that we would do in Washington would be converting our own house into a short-term rental space.