They are all the same and a little different.

Thank you all for sharing your expertise and experience .   

Woody's business started at the time he purchased the 1st property or at the time he held it out for rent, because, in any event, the expenses in question here all occurred before the purchase date, i.e., before December 30If the earliest possible date investor was actively carrying on a trade or business was December 30, 2004, then any expenses incurred in that year but incurred “before the day on which the active trade or business” began, all the expenses incurred from January 1 through December 29, 2004--would be, by definition, start-up expenses whose deductibility, and possible amortization, is expressly dealt with by section 195 (Start up amortization).Court case for reference: Code Sec(s): 162; 195Docket: Dkt No. 30077-07.Date Issued: 04/30/2009Judge: Opinion by Gustafson, J.Tax Year(s): Year 2004.Disposition: Decision for Commissioner.

I'm curious what you all, who have property managers, are charged for a cleaning of your condo whenever you have a tenant turnover?

It's all about what you are looking for.

Growing business with networking is a wonderful opportunity, but with no experience in the RE space in the Triangle, I'd recommend you spend all of your time learning the market with this much runway.

The Utah State Legislator passed a law last year overriding all HOA's allowing Primary Residences to have rentable ADU's.

Will need all the typical repairs (flooring, cabinetry, paint, etc. etc. etc.). 

Our attorney told us the average judge doens't have the time to research all laws and will just go with the flow and award deposits to the tenant.Better off calling it a nonrefundable Holding/Reservation FEE:)- Fees are understood to be nonrefundable.

Or if seller wants all the interest they would have gotten paid, then maybe it makes sense to agree to that.