With proper screening you can find some great folks and government money is key especially during uncertain times. - Mike 

Plus, there's no telling what additional legislation may be passed, so I feel counting on a future 'wave' of foreclosures is risky in and of itself, since it may not come to pass.

Once he loses his money or property to legislation, or bad land lording laws, he'll understand.

I will factor this in and see how my figures look after doing this, thanks.As for advice…my beer tonight has this on the label “Life is Uncertain.

In late 2019, the City of Colorado Springs passed legislation which does not allow for non-owner occupied short term rentals (with a few small caveats).

Since collectively they would make up an uncertain one-half, one-third, etc. of the lease, it’s best to have each qualify for his/ her own separate lease. 

No need to be licensed in The Netherlands, but be aware of legislation and managers' responsibilities and liabilities and know Landlord-tenants act.

.#3 - In writing, certain expectations and responsibilities were defined in no uncertain terms.

This takes a lot of work and is uncertain.

The last Texas legislative session passed various firearm bills into law which will directly affect landlords and property managers.For example, House Bill 302 prohibits any “no firearms” clauses in multifamily leases.