@Mark Ainley and his team do a great job!  

Once you feel you've built a strong team with your first property, I would start buying more aggressively and taking on bigger projects.

It's not a major renovation but the current condition of the property isn't going to allow it to go VA/FHA.

Third, courts will only allow "reasonable" late fees.

I am open to Collaborating with like-minded individuals which allows us to pool resources, share expertise, and pursue larger-scale projects.

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Not only does it allow you to market your properties, but also screens applications and receive rent payments.

Do you know if Cleveland Heights code will allow for a bedroom in basement with an egress added?

G'Day folks,I've reached out to my legal and accounting team for referrals but they had none.The IRS is absolutely useless and we have tried dealing with them for over a year now on this matter.At the point of just hiring and handing over to legals to deal with itPaid off $70,000 in prior year taxes and have receipts and deposits as proof, etc...

Plus there are costs for refinancing that might not allow you to do it. certainly an option to look in to.Good luck, hope this helps!