@Rich Hupper I imagine it varies from one locality to another, so you’ll want to check with your local authority having jurisdiction.

(a) A tenant to a residential lease may terminate a lease agreement in the manner provided in this section without penalty or liability, if the tenant or another authorized occupant fears imminent violence after being subjected to:(1) domestic abuse, as that term is defined under section 518B.01, subdivision 2;(2) criminal sexual conduct under sections 609.342 to 609.3451; or(3) stalking, as that term is defined under section 609.749, subdivision 1.

Hello BP Friends,We have dropped the ball.  Last September, we agreed to rent to a DHA voucher recipient.  The process was arduous and long, as I posted on BP last year.The date of our signed lease was originally Nove...

@Russell Brazil, I do believe the South Carolina contract is similar in that a clear CL-100 inspection is expected at closing, even if there is an HOA, but if not the buyer only has the following 3 options:Accept the Property in its present condition, Negotiate with the Seller for the payment of these repairs and treatment, or Terminate this Contract by Delivering Notice of Termination to the SellerWe have been clear that we won't be replacing the sheathing as we are not authorized to remove the siding to do so, but they haven't given notice on any of the above options. 

@Terri DavidAdd: I wish I could remember the author's name (if anyone's interested I'll look it up), but he described SFR's not as "real estate", but rather, "FEEL estate".

I'll look up those authors.

Paul Moore is the authority when it comes to MFH investing, so this is a must to listen for anyone interested in starting out or investing in multi-family!

I recently listened to podcasts 157 and 284 (interviews with author Hal Elrod).

I just googled it and William Glasser came up, is that the book/author your referring too?

I am reading "Rich Dad's Real Estate Advantages" and the authors reference a $1:$9 accelerator to borrow 90% of cost of an investment and use your own money to cover the remaining 10%?