Also, @Aaron T. you can use that Schlage lock with other automation services, a bit more involved to set up but doesn't need an Apple TV necessarily.

The Code states, "[t]he tenant of a structure containing a single housing unit shall be responsible for the extermination of any insects, rodents or other pests in the structure or the premises," but for larger properties "[e]ach owner of a structure containing 2 or more housing units shall be responsible for the extermination of any insects, rodents, or other pests in the structure or on the premises except where infestation within a housing unit is caused by a failure of the tenant to take reasonable action to prevent the infestation within the housing unit."

@Jim T.  

I do t see why you couldn’t hire legal aid anywhere but might be easier in the area where the property is in the event they need to go to court for you. 

If you are trying to connect with agents across the country, just search for popular real estate tags (#realestateagent has 2.6mm posts)...Explore the tags and follow, like & comment on the accounts that match the content that you are looking for...at some point these accounts will likely follow you back.You have to commit yourself to being social on the platform, you can't just create an account, not post & stalk other peoples accounts and expect to get followers.  

Originally posted by @Max T.

Also, from tax standpoint, after leaving your f/t W2 job and concentrating on your real estate business, you will be eligible to claim "active real estate professional" status on your tax return.

John T.

. ~ AnthonyShort sales almost always require the buyer (as well as the seller and the agents) to sign an affidavit at closing that promises that there are no other deals, agreements or contracts with the property that the lender doesn't know about -- as a wholesaler, if you have a contract or agreement with an end-buyer, you couldn't honestly sign that affidavit without committing fraud.You can try telling the bank upfront that you'll be wholesaling the deal or refuse to sign the affidavit, but if you do that, they will almost certainly not agree to to the short sale.

When making a journal entry, accounting practice is to use one JE (so as to anchor the JE number) and post to whatever T-accounts are necessary, meaning it's accepted to have multiple pairs of DB,CR entries in one JE.