Use the line items (not their quoted costs) as a starting point to determine what expenses go into you cash flow analysis.

There is also a portal that you can share with your tenant and you can store documents of your choice.  

I'd say that so far, I'm leaning towards new siding, I'm going to have to get an exact price on what that would cost and make a final budget, because there are several other items that are still not totally nailed down as far as either if we'll do them or not and others like the new carpet where we could spend more or less.

When I was 18 my boss told me that I'd need credit soon, that I should start by filling out applications for  a store card or two, Visa, M/C & Amex.

If it works and you want to keep it as a perk for a future tenant, store it, but that could cost you in moving and storage fees.

Reason why is that you'll need to understand how to structure the LLC based on whether they will be equity partners, or if they're simply loaning you money.I would first figure out your strategy and then start putting the items in place to take in money when you're ready.

They should have a store and anyone can go in and buy the form.

He sold a good chunk of his life for just under 18 cents a day in order to buy some junk from an after market car parts store.

icid=maing-grid7%7Chtmlws-main-bb%7Cdl1%7Csec1_lnk2%26pLid%3D483442I'd say at least 50% of Berkeley tenants store explosives.

(List)What is the best way to determine and estimate the costs of fixing the items on the list to bring it back to "investable" condition for a flip.