I have learned a lot from reading the posts on this site and listening to the podcasts.

CA is not one of them.apartment managers that LIVE ON SITE do not need to be licensed but the rent still has to be collected through a license brokerage.. the on site manager just pass's the checks or rent to the licensed brokerage and there job is showings and day to day maintenance etc.. also referring tenant issues.. what U describe is a licensed activity.

Hello, I followed a number of people but I can no longer find them on the website.  How do I locate them again--I'd like to finish reading their posts!  Thanks

As far as LL not being able to charge for self cleaning of the premises / repairing damage I do not see anything specifically stating that for MO?  

Great that you joined the site!

Cut it up and clean it up later this week . 

Welcome to the site @Joshua Fowler

Looking for help predicting expenses (like maint/cap, insurance, cleaning, management, etc.) and revenue (I've computed my own rental season curve, but I'd love someone to validate that for me).What I'm looking at is an MLS duplex that *I think* would rent for a total of $4300/wk at peak, at a least price of $519K.Thanks,Chaz

The bathroom required some cleaning as well. 

Lastly, I've been trying to help an investor who I met on this site learn how to do meaningful web research on foreclosures.