But Itemize it and send them the balance due to them if applicable to their last known address.I hope I have answered your questions and helped you understand the deep details of the timeline that involves the 7 Day Notice to Quit and the 30 Day Notice of Termination of Tenancy. 

A spot has opened up in a successful realtor business in my hometown.I’ve been thinking about being a realtor for awhile now and I think I will be jumping the gun and do it.I plan to work super hard, the owner is a good friend of mine, I have a lot of connections/friends in the area, know the area, and have a lot of passion/drive.I am looking for something to become more involved in the realty, have more cash flow, and be able to work hard and not be limited to a hourly wage.

I’ve also started becoming the “boots on the ground” for some out of state investors to really get involved in renovations and property management and to further create networking opportunities.

I know banks want to see reported taxable income and I don’t want to cause any red flags or have IRS get involved.

If you want to be a realtor you definitely need one if you want to be an investor it is optional..Also keep in mind there will be fees involved.

The one your talking about was probably a duplex my team was involved in. 

It looks like the certification process may be a self-certification form filed with your taxes..Not too much red tape involved!

I like that.Yes, in the interests of full disclosure, Thomas is right... there are more options.I have an acquaintance in DC who does quite well using a method Thomas would certainly approve of.

I am closing on my second home using the brrrr method.

I have a strong desire to start getting more into real estate, likely starting out small and slow, but would love to get into flipping and large multi-families someday if I could make this my full time career.Hoping to get more involved in the community and thankful to have found Bigger Pockets!