But you can find this info if you call to discuss someone in the permit office.

My teams office is out of lowell so we know the market very well, I currently own 15 units there with another 132 closing in 2 weeks and we manage quite a few units there for other owners.

But each extra body = more trash, more towels, more sheets, more dishes, more cleaning, more wear and tear, more potential damage, Etc...In one of our places, we actually converted 2 of our 4 bedrooms into a yoga room and office respectively, to cut down on the number of potential guests and problems.

You need to check with your permitting office to see if you are Grandfathered in.

The first step is to improve the relationship between the office and tenants.

In the next few years, we will see a complete revitalization of the area, with 4 major projects breaking ground, delivering over 1,000 apartment units and complementary commercial and office space.

Here at my office we use Quickbooks, which is a good program but overkill for just a few rentals.

@Leondro Brady I think you misunderstood your loan officer.

Medical office was virtually vacant, being mismanaged by the previous owner, then quit-claimed to current borrower after a bad business deal.

It seems like you have irritated the wrong person at the housing office.