Not every property manager is equipped to handle an in depth rehab. 

Hi Michelle,I am just inspired by your perseverance, tenacity and resourcefulness-all attributes of a successful person.

• Monitoring finances or operations in a non-managerial capacity.

Social responsibility of the investment (27%)Some of the commentary in the article about the survey;55% said it is more important for them to protect principal rather than grow investments (up from 44% last year) .Not surprisingly, as far as risk goes, those over age 65 take the least amount of risk and those under age 45 are willing to take the most risk.While social responsibility is lowest at 27% it is growing higher each year.One other interesting tidbit they included in the article was a list of factors that these high net worth people attributed to their obtaining and holding their wealth;96% say Hard Work - is the main contributor to achieving their wealth91% Education - is main contributor87% Smart Investing - is main contributor61% Risk TakingIn a show of growing confidence, they found 42% of these folks are willing to take "significant investment risk" on a portion of their investments this year.

have you looked up the listing pics used by the prior manager?  i

I have been in construction business since I was 17 and mostly did managerial things.I also had a real estate broker license for about 30 years but never did that full time.

Hello @Pete DaveyI believe your Property Manager is one of your most valuable and trust worthy person on your team.

You will recognize ordinary income on the gain to the extent the gain is attributable to “hot assets” (i.e. inventory items and “unrealized receivables”) of the LLP. 

I see it comes down to two basic categories: Building Attributes and Landlord Attributes.My mother passed away this year just shy of her 97th birthday.

" ~ John Wanamaker (attributed)