If anyone from Montana knows something about it let me know.Specifically, The residential landlord tenant act of 1977 states in section 70-24-321 (F) "Tenant shall conduct oneself and require other persons on the premises with the tenants consent to conduct themselves in a manner that will not disturb the tenants neighbors' peaceful enjoyment of the premises."

The option to buy a equipment that can yield a return, the option to buy rental property, the option for either myself or my wife to stay home with the kids, or even just the option to leave an abusive, negative work environment and not fear bill collectors.

But for a rental property, is there peace of mind going for electric?

You'll learn a lot just by being in the environment.

In our area, they are processed through local JP (Justice of the Peace) courts. 

Color is relative to its environment.

@Curt Davis,That's an interesting perspective regarding lease length.I understand your point (multi-year leases would appear to provide more consistency and peace of mind for the owner and potentially less turnover and placement expenses over time).

From what I heard, redemption rights are usually bought at around 2k-5k, and in your situation it would probably be just for peace of mind.

When it comes to the selection of subcontractors and suppliers, you will have the peace of mind knowing that they are hiring the trades, vendors and suppliers who have the right experience and can deliver what they promise.General Contractors Are Focused on the CustomerWhen it comes to having a successful project, there is nothing more important than communication.

Peace, Love , and Happiness!