Assuming you have a rental or lease agreement, any time a tenant communicates with you regarding something that potentially modifies the lease, your response should be that, "Per the lease, modifications are invalid unless in writing and signed by both parties.  

I dont think you can if you are utilizing a third party escrow account - even in-house escrow account would hinder this. 

I think a big part is weighing the following question: Do I have enough education yet now to make good informed decisions???

To get around this issue I had title insurance name my LLC as an insured party as well.  

If you can acquire listings, and it sells, you would (should, might, etc) get part of the commission as the listing agent and the agent that brought the buyer would (should could...I don't know how your state works) get the other part. I

I may be a little late to the party with this but i just downloaded an iPhone/iPad App that reads PDFs to you.

I try to be really conservative with my numbers so when that surprise comes up (notice I said when and not if) I will have some extra funds. 25k for rehab is the worst case scenario.

Part is housing paid for by a local college and the other is warehousing paid by a local contractor.  

How do you setup QuickBooks when you use a third party property management company?

Shanna (who is sole operated of our management co) stated she was the contact. the injured party was asked to submit unpaid bills to board members for review.