They charge anywhere from $35 to $199 per year for this service, but if you have a regular attorney, they will often serve as your registered agent at no charge.

Individual repairs, rents collected and other expenses were charged against the ‘unit’ that occurred the expense.Property 1: Unit 1 – Cashflow ROI = 15.42%Property 1: Unit 2 – Cashflow ROI = 13.08%Property 2: Unit 1 – Cashflow ROI = 21.80%Property 2: Unit 2 – Cashflow ROI = 3.56%Property 1 I acquired in 2011 and took care of some maintenance as necessary early on, so I’m glad to see they both performed consistently this year.

Talk about doing the Due Diligence.http://www.miamiherald.com/2014/01/07/3856439/2-charged-in-3-county-fla-rental.html

looking at buying a property for buy and hold to rent found two properties that are close to same price not sure which is the better way to go the single family home is in a better area rent from 800-900 multi unit is in an area full of more renters when its full would be around 1300 but the single family house is a spot where the values or more likely to improve faster and make easier to sell for a way out if needed down the road so what are your opinions thanks

If I were paying a PM that would manage a 3% property the same way as a 1% property and charge the same percentage, I'd go after a lot more 3% properties.

The land trust keeps anyone from attaching the property for his personal debts, as well as puts a third party in charge of signing over docs so neither of you can do stuff without the other.

They should be getting charged at least another $150 on top of what they are paying for the house they have.

He even talked the plumber into not charging for the first rodding attempt as it did not help.

I recently had an issue where I was charged for prorated taxes and because of errors in the documents, the prorated tax funds were given to the seller.

Thanks guys -- this isn't a bug thing . . . this is all about making this place faster for everyone.