Hi guys,I'm working on a 6 unit apartment complex and would like to find a solid yet cost effective coin operated washer & dryer to service the building. 

A good faith deposit towards closing costs separates the chaff from the wheat quite effectively.

You should use either LLC’s (the old and expensive way) or a Series LLC (the new and more cost/time effective way).

The new law even allows tenants to transfer their guns directly between their personal vehicles and these locations.The law becomes effective on September 1, 2019.

However I’ll adjust my Utilities, Insurance, and expenses and see if that has any big effect.

What have you guys seen is the fastest and most effective way to screen and find potential tenants?

This companies base their marketing campaigns on avoiding the agent comision basically implying, we agents don't add value.Good agents...Empathize with their clients and make them feel comfortable in stressful situations.Good agents...Make their customers have a clear understanding of the transaction process so they know what's next.Good agents...Communicate effectively so the client has full knowledge of the situation at any time.Etc.Not all agents are good.

Having a license is great for getting into properties you want to see, but if you're not selling at least one house every other year, it is not cost effective to get your license.

He also purchased all of the contents for an estate sale outside of closing and had no effect on the appraisal.

There's a chance I would rent to someone like this but only if I could mitigate the risk with a deposit equal to two months rent or something to that effect.