:protest: :protest: :protest: :protest: :protest: :protest: Regards,Jorge :superman: "Natural Born Go Getter" :superman:

It would have adequate structure so long as you're not going up with a 2nd story.

Nights you don’t want booked maybe repairs or deep cleans like a professional grade carpet cleaning or something of that nature is different as running 100% occupancy for more that a few months straight can be hard on a property and it needed time to breathe.

So, naturally, I came here to see if any of you lovely and experienced people can lend a recommendation for a vetted and experienced property manager.

Appreciation The natural rise in value real estate tends to experience.

For a property in great condition, I have found that a reserve of 2% per year should be adequate.

I'm naturally an optimist, but I really do believe that the number of landlords that treat their tenants like they are just numbers on a spreadsheet is much less than people who treat them like humans.

My personality and nature is actually wired to be loyal, but almost to a fault.  

I can't speak to requirements in your state, but the things that come to mind are a) having another agent or your managing broker be part of the transaction so there's no question of the seller not being adequately represented if you end up buying it, and b) making sure the question of what he would have been likely to get on the open market be adequately addressed, so there's no issue of whether or not he got less for it by selling it to you if you do end up offering to buy it before it gets listed.

In reality that is just the nature of the beast.