Live in flip2. duplex, triplex, quad.3. renting to roommate in a single family houseI would not recommend paying down your mortgage, unless you goal is to only ever own 1 property. you are better off saving any profit for the next deal.When dealing with tenants (or roommates) you have to adapt the attitude that you are a landlord first and a friend second.

I guess I can adapt but what happened to the FREE BEER button? 

At times you need to use an account described for another function and adapt it to a different use, you can do that if you know the accounting function.As Steve suggested, if you do them, ask a question or have them reviewed, the cost should be much less compared to having them do the work, a question will probably be free.You time is valuable, it doesn't matter how many units you have, it depends on the time required for you to do the work.

Few investors can qualify for the safe harbors, so they have to resort to the Betterment, Adaption, and Restoration (BAR) tests.

I'll just be blunt - only an idiot would give their tenants unmetered utilities.

It is best to use a professional to heat treat in combination with residual chemicals, because BedBugs can adapt to avoid areas that have been sprayed with poison, and even become resistant to certain sprays.If you are really under a budget try BedBugSupply.com we have used them before in the past, and they have a four-step patented system which works, but it will require multiple applications.

It will be difficult for this manager to make Contract concessions and other adaptations to your preferences, plus your inventory will be pitted against their many other available rentals, likely in your area of ownership.

Is it flexible, can you adapt to changes and details of a deal, to market conditions, to the necessary flow of work that must be required.

They also force you into working in their molds and expect you to adapt to their software.

There are support animal verification forms online that you can adapt to your needs.