Additionally, if you are employed by the company that owns them, you don't need a license.

I've collected several months worth of bank statements from both purchasers, a couple of bills (e.g. cable, phone, etc.) and am in the process of calling employers and previous landlords.

I am currently employed but will be severed from my company right before the holidays (our choice).

I am contracted to two companies and pay either $60 or $75 per dispatch, depending on the warranty vendor used.So, I only need to employ the services of someone locally to do sheetrock, painting or any other repair that's not covered in my warranty contract.I find this service to be very useful and it saves a lot of time, money and headache.Good luck with your REI activities and landlording journey.

With the development of the Reno Tahoe Industrial Complex companies that are moving here and will reach full employment in the next 3 year are Tesla, Switch, Apple, Amazon to name a few. 

Can the homeowner afford to reinstate - check the credit report: is he employed, have cars and other assets that could be sold to finance the payments?

I am self employed and plan on moving my source of income "computer support" business to Florida and trying to figure out how I can get qualified for a loan so I don't have to pay all cash.

Saves the VA a whole heap of time, and you a heap of money with VA fee's over the months you employ them.

There's very little traffic over there and I got no responses so I decided to post the request here in multifamily.I'm wondering if anyone here has had experience making the transition from mom and pop level investing to a larger scale of operations where you need to employ someone to operate your internal deal flow "funnel" (for lack of a better term) to re-invest cash flow and/or gains from property sales.

I would stay away from Sole Proprietorship because of 15.3% self employment tax...again I am no accountant/tax professional so please seek professional guidance and do your own due diligence.