My husband and I are both real estate agents and serve all the SETX area.

Owner needs to legally serve squatters through the professionals. 

I would just find out what the laws are in your area to now renew him and serve him with the proper notice.

Below is a sample P&L (it is a real P&L from one of our parks) that will give you an idea of overhead.

And you also have to jump through a lot of permitting hoops and redtape, depending of what you want to serve: take out, dine-in, beer&wine, liquor - all different licenses.

I proudly serve my clients to include many BP investors, my clients are getting up to 30% ROI.

I actually believe it is useful to have your license as an investor as you can collect commissions from your own deals and search for deals as well as serve others in the same capacity.I recommend making a connection with a good property manager in your area if you intend to work with investors and to make your own investments as passive as possible using them.

For L/Os it's a similar concept and this strategy works well with newer or fully remodeled homes and also needs to be the right market conditions.Best of luck!

Section 8 will deem their asking rent "unreasonable") I'll explain it again (speaking s-l-o-w-ly): Section 8 uses the HUD guidelines for fair market rent which are based on the 40th percentile of a moderately priced apartment in a  given zip code.

She is in the process of getting her real-estate license, would she be able to serve as the real-estate agent for our transaction?