When a vacancy occurs, they do the tenant screening, but I can choose to review and have final say on any applicant that meets their approval before the lease is signed, so asking for that might solve your problem of wanting a say in who ends up in your home.

This has been occuring with neighboring buildings since a zoning change a few years ago, all others are fully rented and successful, so demand is great.

This has been occuring with neighboring buildings since a zoning change a few years ago, all others are fully rented and successful, so demand is great.

Sales occur because of a couple of reasons.

Until then, it never occurred to me to get involved in something like this as my focus was elsewhere.I'm not really walking away, just stepping back for now because from talking to the neighbors who know him well, I have inside information that he is not going to sell.

Now, perhaps there is something going on that makes them desperately need to have the sale occur RIGHT NOW.

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DO NOT give keys until the following occur: you get the deposit and first months rent in money order/ certified check, lease signed, and a confirmation that the utilities have been transferred to tenants name and a finally signed move-in checklist.

Then I will rent out the last opening in my first unit (a triplex), and will get my own place to call home.So with that being said, it seems the consensus is to make sure I have enough funds to cover any "oopsies" that occur, and then start transferring funds to another account that I will use for my next investment.

http://realestateinvestmentexchange.wordpress.com/the-first-deal/i put it on wordpress to make it simpler to view the pictures and the info i had found. what am i missing?