if you have a long-term tenant, the first question is, how long have they lived in the unit?

After which I emailed again, asking if we could make an appointment and speak over the phone so my husband and I can clarify certain questions we have in regards to that property.

Essentially working in real estate as my main job, that works specifically on the investing side of things.

I would say cities around Denton or Fort Worth.Reach out if any questions.

It seems PMs don't make a ton of money for all that they do and their incentives don't always line up with investor's incentives (i.e. getting paid more for turnover in terms of tenants when I'd prefer no turnover or vacancy).Sorry for the long intro, but having said that, I have a few questions...   

So, the first question they usually ask a PMC is about fees - instead of asking about services and HOW those services are executed.EXAMPLE: PMC states they will handle tenant screening – what does that specifically mean?

I’m new to the community and am eager to dive into discussions, answer questions, and maybe even share a joke or two along the way.

I did not make them aware but included it with all my other documents and would have thought that seeing I had rental income and mortgage expense that they would have noticed or questioned what the cost segregation study was. 

Hi all, My question is pretty simple.

Here are a few of the things I would consider as you explore this strategy or ask your CPA questions.