We're currently in the process of repositioning it and as soon as units become available, we fill them very quickly. 

Spoke to some realtors who told me I definitely needed W9 forms filled out by tenants and that each security deposit needed its own account.

Also, "forget" to ask them something or have some details on their application that they need to fill in ... stop by their current residence (listed on the application) to get this critical info.

Your Scottrade or whatever account will send you a form to tell you how to fill out your stock gains reporting.Really the only thing you can mess up is your schedule E for your rental property, and that's not that hard.

I helped a seller fill in a complaint today against a fraud that was playing games with the seller.

I typically only meet with new investors one on one or through the BP bi monthly meet up sponsored by Daniel Okron, Dan Coleman, and Marc Joliceour which are always great and fill up fast. 

@Darren BailinOne other thing you need to check is the number of dorm rooms available and plans for construction of new dorms, as well as school reqs on who can live off campus.What will happen is schools build more dorms want to fill those rooms and maybe requires fresh and soph MUST live in dorms no off campus.

Just to clarify...I fill out this years 8582 and those numbers go on the Schedule E.  

While it is true that there are some growing pains involved in the expansion -  and we refuse to hire just anyone for our team simply to fill seats - we still have always prided ourselves on our service, and it sounds like we're falling down on the job a bit.

The form that you will need to fill out with E-Trade is called "Investment Only (Non-Custodial) Retirement Plan Application."