We specialize in Resident Management, Maintenance Coordination, and Turnkey Management. 

All depends upon the buyer and the property type {SFR vs MFU}FIRST, property with tenants in residence have rights to the expiration of the lease.if SFRbuyer *may* wish to occupy -> tenant is disadvantagebuyer *may* wish to rent to other known party -> disadvbuyer *may* wish a turnkey purchase (ie tenants in place) -> major advantageelse if MFUrents < FMR, disadv rents = FMR, advant

Hi everyone,New to this awesome site and obviously my first post, so quick background...reside in the Philadelphia surrounding area and held my RE license part time for a relatively short amount of time.

Thanks Riad, aside from my principle residence, I have not bought any investment properties.

The property had offers from both investors and families who were going to reside in the property.  

On the other hand, if you have a rental house, that is in your personal name, and you had a plumbing problem and called a plumber to do work, that would not require a 1099, and would be similar to calling a plumber to your primary residence.

Our old residence is available for commercial lease right now (it's zoned for offices or residential, one of the things that originally drew me to it) and I've recently dropped the price to $9.20 a sq foot to entice some more interest.  

The majority of these homes are second properties used as a weekend escape with a handful of primary residences.  

My personal real estate investing experience has mostly been our personal residences over the years.

Any concerns w/ Class A multi-families now including self-storage options for their residents?