I would think the assumption in that statute is that the mortgagor still owns it. 

In transitioning from another PM to myself, I ensure that the owner (my client/customer/partner) is not double paying management for the transition month.Nicole is correct in that the gross rent amount is reported to the IRS. 

I'll be renting out my place for the first time in a few months and I'm wondering where I can get an excellent Rental Lease Agreement that I can easily customize for my local jurisdiction (or have it customized).

If a customer is unhappy, or if you are unhappy with a business they will try to mediate it.The fact simply is, that people put faith in the BBB that they accredit honest businesses.

Adjust your ideas and recalibrate your assumptions accordingly.

I don't use LLC anymore - if you are concerned about protecting yourself from liability loss - get enough insurancetreat your tenants like customerspay attention to the condition of the unitsalways select the best tenantsBe kind and personable with you tenantsprovide great service and communicationpay attention to the exterior of the propertykeep the grounds cleanact as a professional - be kind to your customers (tenants) have some empathy for your tenants with they have a problem paying rent.work with your tenants

I am wondering if anyone knows of any storage unit kits or something similar to install rather then custom building everything.

Our world changes rapidly and the way to reach new customers and engage current clients is always changing.

@Wendy BooneYou might be able to use stock ‘architectural’ floor plans, but the site architectural plans (for example, site accessibility) and all of the engineering disciplines will need to be custom for a commercial project.Beyond the conditional approvals in place, the local authority having jurisdiction (e.g. city planning & development dept) will be focused on fire-life safety, ADA compliance, etc. per current building code.

But you have made several incorrect assumptions and statements.