I became an accidental landlord so I did things a little backwards.

And they have, (although they left a lot of crap, they did move out on the last day of the month, and they left keys on the counter, and when I texted them to ask if they indeed were out, they said that they were.They gave me a great deal of trouble about letting me show the apartment, but when I pressed them, and informed them that it was a violation of the lease to deny me reasonable access with 24 hrs notice, they would, at the last minute, say, "Fine".  

Low inventor means there are few choices and buyers snap them up quickly.Here in our area, and I suspect many others, evaluating the overall market is the kind of silliness the press and NAR promote.

I am one of those accidental landlords, but still managed to find myself buying another local property last year.

It's not the CPA's fault that you underwithheld, but the CPA should coach you in proper withholding so that we're closer to $0 next year.On the other hand, let's say your tax liability is $20,000 but you accidentally withheld $22,000.

I went through enough cash to pay for two houses.It wasn't until at my ropes end that 'accidentally' got involved in SFRs.

Orem is an older city that has a different demographic of renter more of the blue collar workers, newly weds and college kids unless you go to Vineyard which is a "newer" part of Orem that has a ton of new development going on you'd be hard pressed to find anything in Vineyard under $300,000 as most homes are new and have a lot of square footage.

In today's labor market, we are all hard pressed to find good, reliable, and affordable contractors to renovate investment property.  

Hello Everyone,I accidentally got into real estate when I was 20 and dropped out of college.

Hi all,Wondering if anyone knows of a virtual assistant software that can do the following with a low cost/ monthly fee.Screen calls through a menu I.e.For applications press 1, for emergency press 2, for service requests press 3 Thanks,Tom