get a copy of the agreement used by agents in your area and merge it with wholesaling agreements you can discover on Jerry Norton's site.

I simply just don't trust the news these days and have to look at my own markets and stats.I think the part everyone is conscious of is we saw a post-covid peak that in theory will not return, and we made a gradual return to 2019 levels.What I do think is true, per AirDNA, is that ocean and mountain markets saw the biggest increase, and now the biggest fall.... and now what's happening is many people, particularly older families who tried Airbnb for the first time, are realizing they never want to stay in a hotel again. 

I am wondering if I need/should draft up a whole new lease agreement or if I should simply use the old renewal addendum (i would remake the document as I only have a picture).Any insights would be appreciated.Thanks!

When the tenants moved out, he discovered they had utterly trashed the place and the cost to bring it back to market standard (and thereby get a more desirable tenant) was beyond him. 

Ok but I am not talking about by defaulting, the scenario is if the Due-on_sale Clause is triggered because they discovered the sale.  

And since you control the phone number, if you need to change people its easy to simply change the login without having to issue new instructions to the tenants.

You just might simply not be able to work with who you want, for the price you want.

Jonathan,It depends on a few things if the 7/1 ARM is close to adjusting/recasting I would simply refinance into a 30 year fixed.

If your holdings are small (i.e. a couple of SFH), the cost of setup companies, annual filings, etc. may simply not be worth the cost.

They have a huge amount riding on simply getting you to agree with them, they don't have to be right and they don't spend any time trying to get the perfect comp numbers.