but i could never tell a random person on the Internet to spend thousands of dollars on something.hope this helps - good luck

If you're casual, you're fine, just plug in whatever random smart pricing and let it guess.

I have seen paystubs with random LLCs as the company.

It lasted about three months before I missed a lease renewal and had a tenant go month-to-month without realizing it.What actually helped me get organized:Setting up automated rent reminders so I'm not the one texting tenants on the 1stHaving one place to see which units are paid, which are late, and which leases are expiringLetting tenants submit maintenance requests somewhere I can actually track them instead of random texts at 11pmKeeping expenses categorized all year instead of scrambling at tax timeI ended up building a tool to handle all of this because the existing options were either way too expensive or built for 200+ unit portfolios. 

I always handled all vendors and oversight of emergency calls, service calls, inspections, showings, project management for reno's, and random drive-bys checking for security lighting not functioning or other issues.

Conversion to Primary Residence: I want to ensure a smooth and legal transition that preserves future tax benefits.

protecting your hard-earned capital is a valid instinct.buying a random on market property and losing money just to "do a deal" or "own a door" makes zero sense.so what am i doing? 

I would never just pick a random name and refer them, hoping for a blind 25% referral fee.Also as a licensed agent, if you're a buyer in another state, you could make an unrepresented offer and ask the listing broker to send you a 25-30% referral for yourself.

Hello.  I've bought and sold multis and homes over the past two decades doing most of the work myself.I live in Maine and I have HAD IT with these winters.  I love Maine for most of the year.I'm taking a trip to Savan...

However, random things keep breaking down and it really needs a gut renovation.