I don’t think many tenants would be upset by you wanting to do that stuff, and it will give you an opportunity to check everything out.I am glad that you occasionally drive by the property.

It can become a crutch just like someone working a part time job with just enough effort to get by and pay the bills and make an occasional sale but not be fully successful and immersed in the profession.I am a believer in that you are ALL IN or ALL OUT.

A slow drip from a faucet or an occasional sticking toilet float may not warrant a call to a landlord for repairs, but they might mention the problem in person.

Affixing to or erecting upon or near the premises any radio or TV antennan or tower or dish of any kind to the roof of structure of the dwelling.Hope this helps!

It does give me comfort to know that if he's in a pinch again, and doesn't get bailed out, that those kids will have a place to go.Oh, and we found out this weekend when we got rent that he just had cable installed a couple of weeks ago (we found out b/c the cable company disconnected the other tenants satellite dish when they did the install, and they had to pay $50 for the dish company to come out and fix it).Speechless.

Even with that, I occasionally bite down on something that I wished I hadn't...but I have the manpower and crews to turn even most of my mistakes around.

This will tell you how much he has to dish out to his kids and Ex.

I guess it’s just just part of doing business to have to deal with the occasional tenant ou here just cant stand.  

If you're the chef talk about the dish, but don't feel the need to give away the recipe.

I’m not sure that an occasional flip in an IRA among many other investments will cause UBIT, but certainly if that’s all that the IRA invests in and the IRA owner also flips properties outside of his or her IRA that would weigh heavily in the consideration of whether the IRA had dealer income.