However, in an attempt to ensure he gets his security deposit back, the tenant bought paint from Home depot when the original color was from Sherwin Williams and attempted to touch up the wall through out the whole house.

Of course, I really didn't want to get cashed out so I was not disappointed. however, in the future I do want to be cashed out at a higher percentage and would like to know best practices for ensuring this happens.Here are my questions:1.

What are some of the "must-ask" questions that I should be asking each of these CPAs in order to ensure that I am getting the right individual for my needs? 

So, the alternative is that you should look at every home you purchase as a rental property by ensuring you will have positive cash flow once you move out of the home when you turn it into a rental.

I'm wanting to find a mentor(s) who are available to teach me how to structure my business in the most efficient and productive way.

I'm looking for experienced GC's that are honest, reliable and time efficient.

Hello,  Were you able to discover an efficient method for finding owners based on a list of addresses? 

My printer does all of that, and I'd like to think it helps to be more efficient and effective in my DM efforts.Happy to share his info if interested- good luck!

You also become more implicated in housemate drama as each tenant has a relationship with you and not necessarily one with each other.In our experience, a rooming house works best when you have someone you trust (and who is a little older) living at the property who serves as "Den Mother" to ensure the ship sails smoothly.

You will also need to ensure that the departing tenant's portion of any security deposit (or last month's rent) is transferred to the remaining tenants (this should be included in your Change of Lease or under a separate agreement).