Meeting tenants at the bank or the place of work on payday, taking payments in almost any form, personally doing/overseeing nearly all maintenance.

If you haven’t already, you should come to a Pints and Properties meet up in Greensboro.

The California law also allows the DHCS to develop identification and remediation standards for contractors, owners, and landlords and requires landlords to disclose to current and prospective tenants the presence of any known or suspected mold.http://www.nolo.com/legal-encyclopedia/mold-rentals-landlord-liability-responsibility-prevention-30230.html

And those are the people I am interested in talking to and meeting.

I also belong to an REI association and attend meetings.

You are in the right place to meet folks to help you along the way for sure.

The property is zoned RM-1, and the property meets all of the duplex requirements within the Philadelphia zoning quick guide.

I have never gotten money owed from a tenant after the eviction.Best bet is get biggest deposit you legally can and when they get behind file the eviction ASAP.

What things should I ask during the first meeting to properly vet a GC?

Would love to meet up as well - Actively looking for a GC for a personal project and 3 investment projects