For the tenant to be able to move in you need to -Go back and forth and fill out HAP contract and get it approved by CMHA -Get the property inspected and pass(if you fail redo this step)-execute the leases then the tenant can move in * Important note (you won't start receiving payments from CMHA till like a month or 2 later after you execute the lease.

However, if the home is inherited, the beneficiaries typically receive a step-up in basis, which can minimize capital gains tax when the property is eventually sold.

Received this message on VRBO. 

And renter was sent an itemized list of damages which is not excessive thankfully for me but she is mad she isn't receiving the full deposit back.   

Generally, if there is a single deed restriction, only the individual or body who created it can enforce it.

We all get it...receiving news of a rent increase can be frustrating for a tenant who's balancing their own financial responsibilities.

So in the initial death year, the partners estate would receive the benefit of stepped up basis until it is then passed along to the heirs. 

I've attached one of the docs I received for you to see.  

I currently invest exclusively in Ohio, but I'm beginning to receive enticing leads from commercial brokers located outside the state.

@Brian Burke I signed a subscription agreement for both deals and received and read through the operating agreement for both.