ADA is a bit different - If a business such as a hotel normally charges guests for damage that they cause, a customer with a disability may also be charged for damage caused by himself or his service animal.We have had 2 service animal guests.

Stay informed, meet the deadlines, and navigate the tax season smoothly.

Plus vacancy and release fee.Text is fine, but I think not for business. 

Your basically asking me to write you a course on how to run your entire business...

If that is how the plumber runs their business another option is to pay it but blast it out on social media in your area about that plumber.

Red flags are not being able to meet at the property in person (usually they say they’re on a business trip or currently living overseas and they’re usually “really busy”, no time to chat small talk about the property or FaceTime with you or anything like that, etc.), not allowing access to the property (these are often vacant land deals or sometimes vacant houses), wanting to close remotely/ use a mobile notary or their own title company that is also out of state, wanting only cash offers with few contingencies, no “for sale” sign at the property, willing to sell the property for less than fair market value for a quick sale (often there’s a story that they need money quickly for their husbands surgery or some other emergency), they often have a foreign accent, and only want to communicate over the phone or electronically (for some reason they always use an outlook email and many prefer to communicate through WhatsApp). 

Are you busy and looking to get better returns more passively?

Also they never mentioned their license.I've uncovered so many "good legitimate business" that's ending up investor losing money or being wiped out at the level ten deep dive due diligence, but this one is the most transparent scammer.

@Noah Condon,I want to add a few thoughts here before you set up an entire REI model on flipping that just happens to be structured in a way that let's you navigate around 1031 exchange rules:The IRS wants to clearly distinguish between "dealers", such as residential home builders, and long-term investors.

Conversely, legally a business (LLC/S-Corp) is a non-living legal entity.What are the definitions that pertain to LLCs and S-Corps?