She suddenly remembered wires that she had forgotten for her TV (she had 2x 5" holes cut out of the feature wall to hide her cables, without asking) so it was easier to have her reputable painter guy pop in and cover up the holes and remove her last items without me having to see her again.My fault for not just getting it done myself I suppose but she is the sort of tenant that uses Court Action in seemingly every sentence and was seen taking pictures of everything when she left and even took a picture of her notice taped to my front door so I was trying to minimize any court action by at least keeping her in the loop of all the damage so I could get her replies by text to use if she decided to challenge my return deposit amount.She did admit to the burns in the carpet (stupidly putting hot coals from the fire in a plastic home depot bucket) and argued that it wasn't cat urine but vomit as her cat had cancer (but obviously didn't think to clean them or have them professionally cleaned).  

Since we're on the topic, I would also recommend everyone learn what "adverse action" is and the responsibilities you have as a landlord or property manager, especially if you're in a more litigious state with professional tenants that like to screw over Landlords.

It seemed promising at the beginning..great introductions, phone chats, professionalism on both sides... and then seemed demotivated to work with you, or un-responsive (only after) they know what your strategy is and what your offers look like.

I am thinking about running Facebook ads for my investing business. My question is does anybody know of a reliable company that specializes in Facebook advertising for investors that I can contact?Thanks in advance ev...

I think I was just recently inspired by the interview with @Charles Roberts to not be so frantic about making a deal work and being able to sleep well at night!

@Luis Marcelino I manage multimillion dollar capital construction projects, so using an architect, engineer and professional construction cost estimator is standard.

It would be worth it to have a professional / consultant take a look over your terms and make sure you aren't locking yourself into a potentially unfavorable agreement.

@Rob Gervais I have several multi-unit rentals that are mixed with students and young professionals.

Aside from the bulk discount pricing on material, savings on labor with dedicated professional, multi disciplined crews and the general passive nature of building safe investments and organic wealth is our rational and I am sure the rational of any established turn key provider.  

A Solo 401(k) is a qualified employer retirement plan, and needs a legitimate business activity with no full time employees to act as a sponsoring employer.You can read all day long on BP and get into paralysis of analysis, as well as digest some less than accurate information on the topic, to be sure.Alternately, you can read up a bit, with the goal of identifying a few professionals in the field, and then get on the phone.