I recently purchased a useful tool for use in the care of my five single family homes.

I went through a bank owned home recently and I noticed the thermostat was set all the way on 90 so that was a good tip off that the system needed repair.

But a tenant's history is a very good tool in determinig what you might expect in the future.I screen for everything.

Any tips on what to look for?

Not related to mortgage brokering, they're just providing servicing to add credibility, convenience, and on-line tools.

Then there is a tenant down in a makeshift illegal basement unit (4th unit) that is paying on time, but I cannot continue letting him live down there if I am going to get a rental license from the city.I am meeting with the non-section 8 tenant who is not paying their rent, and the illegal basement dweller today, and was looking for tips on how to gently explain they need to go - and soon.

Just make sure your contractor bills break these pieces out to substantiate the cost.A CPA that writes in the blog section said recently that kitchen cabinets were depreciable as 5-yr property.http://www.biggerpockets.com/blogs/2024/blog_posts/20803-tax-saving-tips-for-reiI hadn't heard that before and asked her to confirm, but no response from her yet.

One tip before you do rehearse what you want to get across until you feel prepared to answer any questions about it.

While this is not an advertisement for a real estate company, it did get me thinking whether or not this would be an effective marketing tool for a rehab business.

Any others with tips or ideas on this subject?