@Nathan Gomes If you have somebody handling your books, ask if they offer 1099 filing (usually they do) since bookkeeping usually handle the majority of work so it should cause you just a little extra.

But it totally depends (kids/net worth).Let me know if you have any specific personal questions and maybe I can provide my POV.This is one of the reasons why I don't like direct ownership cause as your net worth grows you have to really protect yourself.

Some estimates guess that this change will cause 500 people to lose their jobs.

That's $1,000 in late fees and you still have to deal with cleaning, damages, unpaid rent and utilities, etc.When a charge is due, they should pay it. if they don't, get rid of them or they will continue to cause problems.

I've read around these forums that the industry-standard is to boost rent $25 for a pet, which seems reasonable.That said, I wonder whether the presence of a dog also subjects landlords to liability for damage or personal injury caused by the pet.

What logic is there in the weight of a pet to the damage it can cause?

That caused water damage under the laminate floors.

The other thing driving up home prices is just the lack of inventory, which in turn is caused by the sheer lack of buildable land.

So all the lockouts that "would" have take place during those few weeks, are delayed to January, thus causing a huge backlog. 

This was 1 hour away from my residence and not being on site every day or multiple times week caused project to be delayed 6 months.