Settlements, collections, landlord tenant, foreclosures, contracts I might suggest someone different for each of those.Drew - Dulaney Title - settlementsJohn Mitnick - settlements but I would trust him to do anything he was comfortable withCohen and Foreman - old school, do work for some of the big investors. can do just about anything.Jeffrey Tapper - landlord tenant and collections.Bob Brendel - misc RE stuff.PM me if Google doesn't find them (I may not respond quickly as I will b e traveling the next week)Ned

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Typically, $1000 will be sufficient for e-m.

When filling out my Schedule E this past year there is only a small paragraph defining Line 14 (Repairs) and only references Publication 527 for further information on Depreciation.

I agree - that's a must-have and actually, as far as tax-related information it's not an overly tedious read, even cover-to-cover.Plus, it's now available in e-Book format as well

If someone comes to me, I'll send them your way.If you need help in your search or want to verify something don't hesitate to ask.For example: I have clients worldwide and things are just as easy as I e-mail them, talking on the phone.

What I do, is put the cards in a drawer or desk or hidden on a shelf or where ever.

being a realtor carries costs as well, annual e and o premium, membership to local board of realtors, subscription to mris (mls access), as well as CE to stay a realtor, and commission splits that get a 1099....keep it in mind when considering commissions etc.

Based on the population data, the area seems to be at a very stable state, with growth and unemployment considered.

The issue seems to be that the difficulty of getting a good tenant that will pay the rent on time, not tear up the property, and be stable year over year.I have had a couple of rental properties over my life, not ones I planned to have, but because of personal moves.