If you're going the umbrella insurance route, make sure it will cover you for several things including just the routine slip and fall (like mold or earthquake).

If you're going the umbrella insurance route, make sure it will cover you for several things including just the routine slip and fall (like mold or earthquake).

Routine maintenance should be fairly routine and a tenant has a right to privacy and quiet enjoyment.

Most lease agreements will contain an area of exclusions, additions, exceptions, or whatever else it may be called.Even if the shed is detached and separate from the rental, I also suggest adding in your lease that you reserve access to the property and shed during normal business hours for routine maintenance.And I would add that at the end of the day, communication and respect should go a long way.

I drive-by mine and my clients' properties on a routine and regular basis. 

It's routine for the seller's agent to vet your lender - and it doesn't sound like you have one.

I’m just a half hour away from the border and have gotten really close to buying over there several times .i researched youngstown and warren each week as part of my routine .its a great place and all but I wouldn’t want to be doing it remotely.

I don't know...depends on how quickly I think it will sell and at what price.I just don't understand why an agent or brokerage will routinely print promotional materials, prepare market reports, spend hours touring homes and pitching to potential sellers, send mailers, cold call, etc. all in the interest of getting new listings, yet it's unheard of to incentivize a seller directly for the exclusive right to sell their home.  

They routinely do a bare bones title search only for recorded liens.  

Donwe routinely achieve those return results in new construction  it is getting very tough on rehabs though.. there are some new strategies I like though that can help flippers.