If you choose to go this route, send the tenant a Demand Letter (post it on her door and/or send by USPS with proof of delivery/certified mail) for the rent and late fee. 

I attended a seminar 30 years ago, and to this day I remember this quote:  “You are where you are because you choose to be there.”  

@Mike Lowery these businesses would be ancillary and feed each other.You could become locally known as one of the best contractors for investors to use to fix their rentals and flips.You would then be exposed to a lot of potential deals and:1) Buy if your client chooses not to (you would have lower costs to rehab then they would)2) Buy if your client chooses to sell in the future (before they contact an agent)

The other side of the equation is making sure you're choosing an area with strong rental demand.

You just get a writ of possession and remove him.Of course, you can always choose to let the resident out of their lease. 

Again, we are new and could meet with any local attorney and CPA but are looking for any kind of advice when it comes to choosing one and what kind of questions should we ask?

I majorly regret my choices of choosing both parties, and knowing what I know now about the process I would have stayed away.

She choose the latter, so I didn't charge rent for those days.It hadn't occurred to me that renter's insurance might cover something like this, though in this case there was no problem inside the unit--the freeze and break were under the house in the crawlspace.Thanks.

They have Home Depot and Lowe's skew numbers programmed into the software, so once you've finished deciding what you want to update, (it also shows you options on items you can choose from), you can print out a Statement of Work for your contractor that includes all the skew numbers, and costs room by room, and you can order directly from the software and have the items shipped directly to your site.  

., are you asking if contributors can choose what they wish to write about, then yes.