What type of IT is it called for a strictly asset protection standpoint?

Ok, simply in the interest of clearing some things up: Speaking strictly from an accounting perspective, the "cash-flow" of a property on any given month is the rent check minus any checks YOU write.

Depending on which state you live in, you may need a real estate license if you get paid to do any of the following activities: Advertise the availability of rental propertyPrepare or discuss a property management agreement with an ownerNegotiate leases or lease termsShow a rental propertyDrive or accompany a potential renter to a rental propertyCollect rentsAs always, there are exceptions to these rules - individual states regulate real estate activities, and they are not uniform in their treatment of property management.

A account strictly for the unforeseen is needed!

I am very familiar with having to register rental units and the RRP regulations but certification for lead paint for the rental unit is a new for me.

I am a strict NO PETS landlord .

By the time we were finished creating the game, it was strictly a Black Diamond original.

I have never found a real purpose in strictly investing for the sake of profit alone.

You might be surprised at what the state will regulate in regards to landlord/tenant issues.

I think there's this perspective that landlords are strictly liable any time there's a dog bite on their property.