Talk to a local title company if you don’t know the implications of a tax deed......the laws, procedures and restrictions are state specific.  

Hello Everyone, My name is Stephen and I am a recent medically retired veteran.

Early on, all cashflow went to the business to continue building and buying more... now it goes to medical bills and a stupidTooExpensive primary home... in a couple of years it will go into more investments.

A "professional" tenant can tie you up in court for the best part of a year, especially if you make even a tiny procedural mistake.Chapter 93A (the Consumer Protection Act) also applies to landlords and can award a plaintiff up to 3 X damages.

Has had some past "credit event" like a bankruptcy caused by a divorce, business failure, or medical issue which they need to get some distance from before they can qualify for a traditional mortgage.Rent to own's are terrible for:1.

I’d also brush up on eviction procedures to prepare in case payment isn’t made.

NOTHING else, including baby wipes, medications, kitchen towel, tampons, and, especially, cleaners such as draino, Clorox, etc. should be put in the toilet. 

Thank you for the procedural advice.

I took a full video of the apartment upon move-in with myself and the tenant in the video and have numerous photos & videos of the condition of the apartment when vacated.I want to bill the tenants for the damages but want to make sure I follow the laws/procedures correctly. 

Medical Payments: Provides coverage for an injury suffered on the premises.