Yes, they are taxed as ordinary income (doesn’t matter if this is your regular business or not) plus SS/med tax of 15.3%.

I sent the letter certified mail to last known address (our rental), plus regular mail.

Looks like the condensate drain line needs to be flushed out, which is just a regular PM.

However, in climates of low supply, it may be worth considering. 

Dry-cleaners of course can pose a significant contamination issue with a property, but would a regular self-serve laundromat have similar contamination potential?

I know that in a regular transaction it can be done, but since the contract is being assigned to me is this possible?

On exterior walls, look for signs of water damage and any major cracks.For electrical, mainly look out for old knob and tube wiring, fuse boxes for the electrical panel, and if it's a regular panel with circuit breakers open it up and see if there's any space left to add onto it, say if you want to add a dishwasher or need it for something else in the future. 

This post is for those of you who don’t have a dedicated maintenance team on hand.What app or website do you think is the best to find contractors for regular maintenance work?

All you'll need are the business cards on sheets which you can find at any Walmart in their office supply section.

Is there a platform that supplies the actual age of a roof?