It is designed to be moved from property to property.

We chose a Meditteranean design for the tiles in the balcony and bathroom to give it some character!

Looking for the best options to acheive what amounts to the change of the "seller" in a land contract without triggering gift taxes or other "additional" fees.

And I've learned the AMO designation simply means the property manager has a lot of paperwork and doesn't have any impact on customer service.  

Hi All,Looking to close on a house and the family lender is willing to give us the lowest possible loan legally allowed, and so that the transaction doesn't fall under the category of being a gift, raise flags,etc.  

I didn't own property in RI when I lived out of state though.I usually encounter the out of state issue at closings when one or more of the sellers are out of state (since the sale is subject to non-resident withholding).More rarely I encounter it when I run across tenant issues and the out of state owner has failed to file the nonresident landlord form with the RI secretary of state, since the consequence is "rent for the dwelling unit abates until designation of an agent is made and landlord shall be subject to a fine of up to five hundred ($500) per violation".Unfortunately the first time some out of state owners find out about that requirement is in eviction court when they find out that not only can't they evict, but they actually owe the tenant any rent that was collected during the tenancy before the form was filed.

Several management companies are able to automate specific reports and will work with you on what you'd like to see and how often you'd like them to send this data, other companies may have an online portal designed for investors so you have all of that information at the tip of your fingers at all times.5.

Obviously, this isn’t for everyone and not sure what state you live, but a used 12 gage is like $150 and makes a great gift, just saying.

I am looking to turn a sunroom into a 3rd Bedroom and I was looking for suggestions for architects or builders with designers on staff, that you've used or can refer for a quick turnaround.

I don't know either.But regardless of the size of the cash-flow which is not huge by any stretch of imagination, just based on the numbers and at that price and providing that I can refinance the purchase quickly, the way I would look at, is almost as if the owner was gifting me the property.Would I accept property gift from anyone even if the property doesn't cashflow superbly?