Christine, to answer your question that you posted for Jeff Beard, yes that is what he is saying, if you sign a contract with a PM company you avoid having to hire an onsite manager and having to deal with all the payroll and insurance for the employee.

Tim VandenToorn It's a large electronic cigarette manufacturing company and a retail store chain.

Hi,In the coming year I'm planning on investing in a multifamily in New Haven county Connecticut and I need some BP recommendations for the following please:- investor friendly accountant- inspector that is thorough with insurance- insurance company for multifamily properties.Any suggestions in these areas would be GREATLY appreciated!!!

hello to all. just a quick description of myself. i am a real estate investor working in the western New York area. i have been doing this in this area for 12 years now, with many successes. i am a licensed home inspector, work as a handyman for a local property management company, and currently own several investment houses. i can safely say that i know the area quite well. given my home inspectors experience, i feel very confident in my ability to judge the condition of a house and evaluate the rehab to bring it back to a marketable condition. having a degree in accounting, i feel quite confident in my ability to manage the numbers part of the transaction as well. having recently passed a course in furnace installation and repair, i feel i can safely replace appliances such as the furnace if need be and a water heater if need be, saving large sums of money in the rehab. he is what i am looking for. i am looking for a HML to fund my latest find. a 4 bedroom, one bath house with two stall garage in a family neighborhood that i currently own 2 houses in and have purchased more in the same neighborhood in the passed. 

A Mortgage BROKER Will have access to ALL KINDS of Mortgage Products, and can put you with the right company to that deals with Investors. 

In the not to distant future a company called Hogslat will be building a large production facility in Wright County.

@Christine SwaidanI work for a pest control company and it has been my experience that homeowners insurance does not cover termite damage.  

I'm looking for a company or individual that would be interested and be able to afford a 9 million + apartment complex.

You would probably need to issue a W-2 for your wife.On $100K, it likely will not provide a huge benefit to add your wife, as you would likely not max out contributions in your own name, but having her as a documented employee of the company would allow her to rollover existing savings from another retirement plan into the account.

Is there an insurance company that covers damages done by a tenant?