So these brokerages stack them deep to meet their closing volumes.90% of agents fail the first year.

I have yet to have one but "vetting" a prospective tenant 3 deep for every reference.Here is a video that explains 3 deep.http://www.youtube.com/watch?

If that is the case where you are, I would be looking to buy a property at a deep discount.

I also dont want to skip out on legalities so i dont get in deep problems.

We are seriously considering it now, and I'm trying to get all of our ducks in a row before we jump into the deep end.I've been reading the Ohio Landlord and Tenant Laws.

You are facing very deep pockets should a challenge arise.

Sure, some of my ideas worked, but if I had followed their suggestions, I would have spent less time trying to be successful.Re-inventing the wheel may scare away deep-pocket investors or lenders.

Unfortunately, NNO snuck up on me this year, as I've been deep in the acquisition of a new property.

He said it was poised to boom in the 60s in oil with it's deep water.

An option to purchase, on the other hand, is a unilateral contract which gives the Holder the right to compel sale of the property at certain price within a certain option term.See your local Real Estate attorney that has deep experience for your state.And, there is no "Due on Sale" Jail.