property management: Kansas City Rental Property Registration Program - 01/03/08 10:47 AM
Kansas City Rental Property Registration Program Effective today, January 1, 2008, it is MANDATORY that all owners of rental property within Kansas City, Missouri limits register their income homes. Registration runs through January 2008 without penalty. Penalty for non-registration on and after February 1, 2008, will be $50 per unit. To get all of (3 comments)
The following is reprinted from BBQCapital. To read all three posts please visit today. Okay. Let's put an end to the question of whether or not you need a real estate license in the State of Missouri in order (3 comments)
property management: The Search For A Great Kansas City Property Manager - 09/06/07 08:51 AM
Yesterday evening over at my BBQ Capitalblog I wrote a piece called Property Management In Kansas City. And while I'm not going to recap the entire post here I am going to say that I'm having a heck of a challenge finding a good property manager that is LICENSED to do (7 comments)
property management: Kansas City Rental Property Owners: Landlord Licensing Could Be Right Around The Corner - 06/22/07 05:09 PM
This is what Kansas City real estate investors do NOT need. I received this email from KCRAR. That's Kansas City Regional Association of REALTORS. I am in full agreement that we do not want, nor do we need rental licensing in Kansas City, MO for investment property owners and/or their rental properties.Now, (3 comments)
property management: Working With A Property Manager - 05/24/07 01:23 PM
Owning income property is one thing. Managing income property is a whole other thing. And I want to take a moment here and give a few pointers on how a good property manager can make your real estate investing career a whole lot more fun. What a property manager can do for (4 comments)
property management: Six Questions To Ask Prospective Tenants - 04/27/07 12:04 AM
As a real estate investment counselor I have the opportunity to interact with a lot of tenant/landlord situations. Of course, I manage my own properties and I help others to do the same if they choose not to go down the road of hiring a property manager. I believe proper tenant screening (17 comments)
Detailing the ins and outs of residential investment property ownership. Negotiating your best terms. Working with tenants. Knowing before you buy whether or not a property should be profitable.
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