If I hire an architect to help design & permits, get the foundation done by a licensed contractor, have Tuff Shed build the shell (they install it too), and if you can hire out subs to finish up the rest like electrical, plumbing, HVAC, flooring etc.. would self managing the project work?

They do integrate with our tenant screening service so I'm biased but I like the fact they provide options to let the client pick what fits their needs best.

I have an opportunity to provide closing cost financing/down payment on a deal and not sure what criteria to add to protect myself as much as possible. 80% financing from hard money lender and rest has to come buyer.

I have a snowplow service set up for the winter, but I have been cutting the grass on my own this summer so that is something they could possibly take over.  

I can't tell from the pictures but it looks like the garage is detached from the rest of the house.

Make sure it explicitly explains the process for termination if you are unhappy with their services, but especially if they violate the terms of your agreement.3.

Elise, looking at it a couple of times, here is my take: you do not have to send it if it is held by an entity ("A lessor includes only individuals, estates and trusts.") and also if it is for services from a non employee from out of state.

If you have one pump to truly high and the rest are all low that’s telling you something.

. $75.00 per month is clearly total BS marketing and if I had an 8 month tenant duration I would be pissed as an owner.I take great pride in the service we provide with only 2 fee's to owners, a lease up fee and a % per month.

I think we just about broke even, but the learning experience on these two properties will be with us forever.Things were looking up, but I started a hotshot delivery service right before oil crashed in 2014.