Part of that application requires a signed form from the owner giving permission.

The best approach is to hire a full time onsite management team that is experienced, and capable of performing all the duties of management, home sales, managing maintenance and repairs, and the implementation of software systems and processes that will eventually have the park running like a Swiss watch.

Any kind of applicable hotel tax for short term rentals, as an example, would still impact an IRA.You should check with your plan provider and your local CPA.

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It will be calculated by your tax software or, better yet, your tax accountant.

Consider this, my SOP for on site staff who show properties for me when they encounter a brutal attitude reads: “give them an application say thanks for coming and tell them to put it in the mailbox when it’s filled out completely”... ie: push an app at them and get them out.

It will have to be paper filed.Hopefully your software provider will be willing and/or able to help you.Best of luck.

While you maybe skeptical about the application / execution of the Realtor Code of Ethics, at least is applies.While agents love to "double end" a deal, many times other agents bring the buyer. 

My deal is to offer a house seller-financed until the balloon is due in 5 years at which point, I either give the deed to title to record upon final payment or we're all done and they move on or renew - push the balloon out further - for a fee (non-applicable to the principal), on a 30 year fully amortized loan. 

My deal is to offer a house seller-financed until the balloon is due in 5 years at which point, I either give the deed to title to record upon final payment or we're all done and they move on or renew - push the balloon out further - for a fee (non-applicable to the principal), on a 30 year fully amortized loan.