Mark Pregler is actually out of Waterloo, but grew up in Dubuque and I have been very satisfied with his knowledge on tenant and landlord laws. 

I've used something similar if I've done a mutual lease termination or did a cash for keys type deal.I just typed out a letter to the tenant  that the account is satisfied and no further claims against owner or management.Sign it and date it 

There is nothing more satisfying than seeing the pockets of your investors grow as you deliver on your promise and the trust and relationship blossom even greater.

We are only looking at a max 2 bedroom place, and have actually been to a couple open houses in and around Rockville that satisfied that criteria. 

During the process, we found that we had some unpaid federal taxes that is now being paid to satisfy the bank.

It wasn't a happy experience, so I found another PM with more established track record in the area, & have been generally satisfied.  

@James Allen Hi James,One way to potentially satisfy POF may be to get letters of intent to invest (with $ amounts) from your investors.

(For what it's worth, I know multiple investors who've done loans through them and were satisfied.)Just my two cents. 

T'Vinci was a firm I was considering but we managed to work out the issues and am satisfied where I am.

If you own more than one house in your personal name and there is a lawsuit that ends in a judgement, they can literally pick and choose through your assets until the judgement is satisfied.