Thanks for sharing @Bill Dean !

But at a time like this I am all about paying the bills.  

Did he decline your bill?

@Bill Brandt using your source you are actually incorrect. 

The above bill is very concerning to me.

If they did indeed quote a flat rate for advisory services, respectfully, that would indicate they don't really know what they're doing.My firm bills out advisory (consulting) based on time used (i.e.

Now, with the new bill being passed many PM companies will not earn any fees as tenants are not required to not pay rent for 120 days plus the 30 days new required notice prior to evictions.

If the relief bill ever gets through congress, then there should be funds for their rent resulting from that.

So, to sum up, you should expect that the "recoverable depreciation" is funds that would go to satisfy the bill of your contractor doing the work. 

I was going to set up the tenant with e-check on the first and then use my Bank of America's bill pay to send a check to the owner for there payment. is this how you guys do it?