Louis Mo area.I never pay for any of my tenant's utilities and generally this isn't a problem for the tenants because the Housing Authority takes utilities into account when figuring the amounts the tenant will be responsible for.The reason I never pay for the utilities is that if I do, they aren't motivated to monitor their own usage and I have no control over high those bills could get.  

I generally assume that there is someone more appropriate, but there wouldn't be a regulating authority over the scammer other than the police, so I'd start there.

The author showed me how to make relative ARV comps(comparables) closer to the property I’m analyzing.

A clear, no-gimics lease where the tenant performs absolutely zero maintenance and has no authority to change the property and no confusion over who owns and retains responsibility for the habitability and conformance of the property. 

., where it's only $20)Invest in Apartment Buildings: Profit Without The Pitfalls, by Theresa Bradley-BantaMany of these authors also have courses, Youtube videos, and podcasts you can learn from as well. 

The traffic to and from Queens and Manhattan would be brutal when commuting your ravioli-loving child each day - so you decide to up and move the family to the city so you can help your kid pursue their dream of being the ravioli authority.

Several days post due diligence period we learn that the county won’t issue a permit to use the home as a STVR - however there are many homes around it that are being used as STVRS for many years but now are being told they are not authorized to do so.

Hello All, I am about to sign an agreement with a property management company for two of my properties i just purchased out of states properties in Saint louis Missouri and i do concern with AUTHORIZATION paragraph, is it the same as giving power of attorney to PMAlso the PAYMENT where it says i have to pay PM even if there is no tenant in the unit.

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Luckily, the authorities were contacted before any real damage was done so all that occurred was a broken window, carpet damage, and a terrified tenant.We decided what was best was for the tenant to contact their renters insurance and for us to contact our homeowners insurance and mentioned that we will have the window replaced as soon as we can.Is there anything else we can do in this situation?