Hi, I recently built a small studio duplex designed to cater to short term traveling medical personnel in my area.  

Fellow Illinois landlords and property managers,A year ago I rented a home to two individuals who met most but not all of my minimum requirements.  In order to mitigate risk, I asked that they provide 3 months of secu...

Well I want to get started the right way so I started up my LLC and getting all my stuff tagged along for Oregon.I searched for Oregon LLC / LLC Oregon to see if anyone had posted their "start up procedures for getting into real estate in Oregon.I think I might share my start up experience and where I went so I think i'll be making notes and putting together another post so anyone in the future, looking to get into real estate can see my process and what I did and any issues that took place or steps I swapped around.Thanks everyone!

Every state is different in their foreclosure laws and procedures. 

This raises another point, i'm not familiar with the Houston market for medical office space but I would say it is reasonable to expect 1 - 3 months of free rent (where tenant pays an NNN expenses during free rent period) on a 5 + year lease, but that those free months will be tacked on at the end (I.e. 60 + 2 month term).

I would recommend having the process from screening to move in laid out in a “Application Procedures” document to give them in the future.

MA state law allows growing plants in cases of medical hardship for a patient's needs. 

I didn't start out planning to become a landlord, it was just convenient due to a personal medical situation.After everything cleared up I formulated a plan to jump in to the industry so that I could retire early.

Currently in the medical field which gives me a nice earning but clearly not the end all be all of my financial plan.

If you can't pull that out, then it may be in a Policy/Procedure document which you will have to make a special request for.2.