There are great services out there that assist in marketing your property, creating online applications and screening your tenants for you. 

Maldonado and Brewer are officers with local chapters of the Service Employees International Union, while Pariset is a policy advocate with the nonprofit law firm and advocacy group Public Advocates in Sacramento.

if so the LLP might not be an option for you.LLP's are for the most part used by professional services entities.I would have to assume LLC might be a better fit but its hard to say without all the information about your company.

No person engaged in real estate activity without a currently valid license shall have the right to receive any compensation for services so rendered.

Hey all - wanted to post here asking if there's any recourse I can take against my property manager who took all my money and ran, and also provide a public service announcement to help anyone who may consider using him in the future.First some back story. 

It's been a struggle, a challenge, a never ending web of confusion.

@Jacob Cast Welcome to BP and thank you for your service! 

Hi BP community,Has anyone in the Pittsburgh area, specifically serviced by People's Gas, Duq Light or PAWC purchased one of those utility line protection plans and actually had to file a claim?

In that case, certainly get the seller to sort that out first or you could have a headache.The property management company that I like and trust never hold you to such obligations from the start, they operate with the highest quality of service and basically maintain that if you don't like them you don't need to work with them.

Once she dies, you will have an appreciated asset that you're free to sell or put in service as a rental.