They sent me contract of purchase and I'm still holding into it.

I am currently looking at having a lawyer review all previous contracts.

Is it worth it to have my contracts drawn up, or at least reviewed by a Real Estate Attorney.

In return, our partners are highly engaged and bring us their best ideas and deals.In our first year of business, Mindful Real Estate Partners has two GUC exits, another two under contract, and 15 active deals.

We just had an incident… a guest tried to steal money from the host , my mother in law -long story but lied stole cheated while staying and furnished finders will do very little to back you up, they’re like a hands off broker essentially, just do your due diligence and have good contracts in place, and research / background check really well if you use FFinders.

We have been contacted by a developer who has our properties under contract.

Good points above, but my main point is the same as Mike: there are great tenants that pay market rent.You should raise rent on a great tenant the same way you would with a decent tenant or a bad tenant: quickly and professionally.Kevin is a smart guy, but I'm afraid I have to disagree with his incremental rent increases.

This also leads owners to ASSUME simpler is better when it comes to management contracts.

Never trust that someone who doesn't keep a promise on paying their lease contract will also keep their word on leaving.

In my experience renting to a sober living is absolutely a smart move(speaking from the other side).