Similarly,once the unit is actually vacated, I email them pics as property was found, with further details of any needed/recommended repairs or improvements with itemization of any items Tenant will be charged for.For properties that we received with very long term tenants in them, upon move out we automatically provide a proposal from one of our licensed contractors for what is usually a sorely needed major renovation.

Unincorporated Summit County is planning to pass a 12 week moratorium on new licenses on Tuesday, but they are proposing to exclude strictly resort towns (Copper and Keystone) and are targeting more traditional neighborhoods.

Is it wise to place a Subrogation Clause in your Tenant Agreement and also what would be the simplest way to phrase such a proposal?

As Shelley already mentioned above the proposed locations/routes for Tacoma are mentioned in the plans. 

.- you need to make the repairs at your budget, and be able to sell the building at what you proposed,- you need to find a bank wiling to give you a fixed loan for a refinance, and who will be cool with you keeping the loan even after you sell the house to the next buyer (most banks would want you to have the title to the property that you have a mortgage on)- and you need to find a buyer who will pay market, has money for a down payment AND can not get a loan from a bank...real low probability of this all happening.

Just got off the phone with my attorney hoping to get some news about the backlog of evictions - we discussed a proposal a judge is putting forth to require proof of rental compliance before being eligible to file ANY lawsuit (7day, notice to quit ect)  Less than 10% of rentals are in compliance in the city. 

If I were in your shoes I'd propose that he does everything at his cost, and you split the profits 50/50.

Explain your proposed strategy up front when vetting the agent.Are you going to be finding the deals yourself and using the agent for the purchase, or are you looking for full-service representation?

If they propose to high of a price, I will typically say something along the lines of "Hey, I'd love to pass a $150 cleaning fee onto our guest so we can pay you as much as possible, but unfortunately our competitors on AirBNB are only charging $X, and in order to be competitive we've really got to stay as close to this price as possible."  

First time home buyer here.I was wondering what should I be looking for when evaluating different insurance proposals?