If your income is less than $150,000 per year, you are allowed to claim up to $25,000 in passive losses.

As a result, they give their customers the freedom of contacting the management whenever they want to raise an issue about their property.

Anything that will bring value to the customer is a good thing in my opinion.  

The laws may be the biggest challenge in running a legitimate property management company that some self-managing investors or unaware of or occasionally don’t follow.It really goes above and beyond that to systems, operations, customer service, etc.

As long as your claimed income on your taxes matches what you are receiving, this is no issue.The current administration is taking a very aggressive stance on tax enforcement.

Also I heard from a friend in construction that non-insurance claims would go faster in a really bad scenario compared to homes waiting on insurance - conjecture so who knows. 

The taxpayers claimed that the exchange of the homes was a like-kind exchange under 1031 because the properties were expected to appreciate in value and thus were held for investment.

More details:--5bd, 2 full bath, 2 half bath converted into 5bd, 3 full bath, 1 half bath--1960s home, complete gut, open floor plan, new electric, plumbing, HVAC, kitchen, baths, etc. completely new house: higher end upgrades with everything tile, custom built ins, etc.  

The owner, Randy Schell, is an expert communicator and provides great customer service.

Gurus will claim it is easy money with no credit or cash needed.