You're right Jon, the proper way for a property manager to collect amounts owed by an owner is to bill the owner outside the escrow account and transfer the entire balance held in trust.The most common and serious violation, besides theft of the money, is comingling of funds, mixing any other money with funds in trust.

Allure seems to be a popular choice for rentals here on BP, however reviews are mixed across the internet.

Every time they say the cycle has residential coming back first, followed by multi family, followed by commercial and mixed use etc. and then land development comes after everything has been bought up at less than replacement value.

Impatience and short sales don't mix.

Hello - I'm just getting started in the DC area and am getting mixed signals for marketing/branding.Should I be branding myself (i.e. my name: Bryan Stacy), or should I come up with a company name where my personal name isn't involved?

Please don't mix up the order of the sheets, we don't want to make it any harder for landlords to evict.

As long as you don't mix the money with your existing personal banking account you will be fine for the short amount of time you have it in another account with no business formed officially.

My investment strategy hinges on building neighbor loyalty around my rentals which eventually boosts property values.Anyway, the renter was delighted to tears.

I got a commercial loan last year on a mixed use building.

I could have options, where I mix in what UBUILDIT does and guide customers to building their dream home cutting some of my cost by customer DIY-GC, and/or mix in what Renovation Realty does renovate, sell, profit, as an entirely new composite business model to boot.