Now my bookkeeper has rules in place through Quickbooks that makes it fairly simple for her to handle my growing portfolio.

@Collins Bonnema we use buildium and really like it, fairly inexpensive on a per unit cost level.

I also like how it said “ensure compliance with fair housing laws.”

Is $2250 for 23 window coverings (wood and screws in to stucco) a fair amount?

Pawley,In my opinion, the question around what would be fair to your investors depends largely on a couple of different things:- How much time/energy will they put into the project or will they just have money in the deal?

That's the reason why I don't lend my contractors out to new investors, it took me years to assemble a good team and I had my fair share of deadbeats.An attorney will probably cost you more than you will get back.

And always get things in writing, even if it's just a simple scope of work with timelines and costs.Might be worth looking into if you're trying to keep things fair and organized.

The legal system doesn’t really care if it “feels” fair, only that every technical step was followed to the letter.Now, as for your first question: yeah, the landlord can usually send a new, corrected Pay-or-Quit notice while everything’s still playing out in court.

Fair Housing compliance may require them to charge the same fees no matter the market or tenant qualifications.As already mentioned, many pet owners are getting fake ESA certificates online - requiring PMCs to spend a lot of time proving they are fake.Bigger issue is low-income tenants lying about their pets or getting pets after they move in w/o permission.

As Blake Capital was not the lead operator on these deals, communications and reports were often delayed and second hand.