Hey guys, I currently have 8 sf properties in Columbus, Ohio and the last couple years have been a nightmare with switching from management company to management company. 

It’s short notice, but we will be meeting up with a couple of investors tomorrow at 9.

You're an investor with more than a couple doors and if you could solve this one problem, your life would be 10x easier.

I had a working GCFI in my bathroom and after they completed the work, the GFCI had a green light on so I assumed it was working, but about a week later I tried to plug a shaver in and it didn’t charge, so I plugged my outlet tester in and it showed nothing, reset the outlet a couple times and it immediately triped.

I screen like I would a regular tenant but with a higher credit score requirement.I've had to take a couple back and wished I'd just rented them out. 

With that said, here are a couple of the questions and considerations I would have if I were in your shoes.

I love having these couples and women on so that I can get my wife motivated to jump in the game with me.

However, if the Joint tenants are married filing a joint return then technically it is only one taxpayer and not two. 

Hi Everyone,Insurance has been a frustration for me as I'm constantly adding property to my portfolio and always need to go through my agent (often with a couple reminder emails).  

A good commercial attorney may charge a couple thousand dollars to create a contract.