The lady tripped and fell and incurred medical expenses (apparently).

My closest rental has about $100 per trip overhead just in mileage (not including time) based on current IRS rates because of it's location as compared to where I conduct operations. 

Because I made a lot of boo-boo’s on this deal, and hopefully you can read this, take a couple notes, and save yourself a few bucks, a trip to two to the chiropractor, and lower your bartab.  

Also if it is worth the long trip I am actually midway between 2 clubs (one in Arlington, Va and one in Richmond, Va) Should I go to both.

If I go on a trip, I can bring the device, plug it in, and have my phone with me.

However mad this women made me, she had a financial obligation (a lease) and I refused to break the lease because it is not easy to get new tenants this time of year.The tenant made several trips to doctors and had the doctors write letters to me declaring she should not be around mold.

That little 5-10% taken for collecting the rent every month and managing the unit - most of that gets turned over to the insurance company for liability insurance that protects you as an owner and your tenants in case I mess up or someone I hire messes up, and workers comp that protects you and your investment in case an employee trips on the sidewalk while going to deliver notice, or a repairman falls off a ladder while cleaning your gutters.Since any reputable PM will likely be covered by these insurances, it means their subs also will need to have their own coverage.

Hi All,Just moved up to Anchorage, Alaska after a 17 day, 5,500 mile road trip through Canada.  

I'm making a trip to Jacksonville June 6 & 7.

I'm planning on doing a trip early in 2018 and i would like to be in a position that i can be prepared to look at the markets while i'm there.