Similarly with roofing, grading/excavating, landscaping and other exterior work that can be more complicated during the winter in cold climates.

So especially in light of the taxicab case and our poorly written law, I would still consider clumping low equity units together in one LLC with good liability insurance, then establishing separate LLCs for high equity and high dollar units.

You can setup categories, create users with different permissions, etc.When you start a flip you 1: setup a new account 2: create categories (ie, kitchen, bath, plumbing, landscaping, etc, etc) 3: as you make purchases take pictures of the receipts via the phone app and choose the category 4: via the web browser (computer) portal you the administrator can go through and verify all the incoming receipts 5: then you can create reports showing who's spending how much on what very easily”

You use to have to settle for incandescent lighting and CRT picture tubes.

I believe this is for non rentals but I would think it would apply to rentals, Hopefully one of the tax gurus in this forum will be able to shed more light on this.

Gas fireplace. and Landscaping in the front only..

).Based on these answers I would modify the apartments for safety if necessary, lighting , locks , window guard, etc.

This figure still includes all heated, unheated, landscaping, etc.

I am no expert in this area but I heard someone recently call it a Fidelity Bond.Chris might be able to shed some light.

Just curious what your thoughts and experiences are regarding the changes in the "landlord" landscape.