If in a lease, tenants agree to properly care for the griddle & grates, but then they don't, can they still argue that rust is "normal wear and tear"?

I don’t pay for leads.

There could still be some opportunities for new housing, and hopefully, the law will also be eased for single-family properties in the future.

You are dealing with a real estate transaction and there is a lot of liability and exposure, especially for the inexperienced.

I imagine there are some people on here that have used small business loans for this type of business or any business in general starting out.

This is the explanation I was looking for.

For example, index funds could be a no brainer for investing in the stock market.  

Please advise if you have a good agent to refer who specializes in multifamily.more precisely in these areas:NashvilleKnoxvilleIndianapolisCharlotteRaleighColumbusCincinnatiHi Joseph, I'd definitely recommend looking at Columbus Ohio for large multifamily and apartments!

I've found that the best areas for the investors I have worked with on BRRRR properties are areas like Center Point, Fultondale, Gardendale, and Pinson areas.These areas are solid and aren't in warzones like Fairfield or Tarrant but will also produce you cash flow and equity unlike cities like Hoover or Vestavia.

Paying for a Section 8 investment course is the equivalent of an aspiring cook paying for a course titled: How To Boil Water