Good afternoon, BP.I've been looking at New Landlord Transition letters on this site and wanted to create one for myself.

Landlording can be risky if you don't know the law.

Almost every landlord I know makes their screening criteria more strict as they gain experience. 

And very landlord friendly. 

The proximity to CA, low taxes, landlord friendly, tech jobs, population growth, and temperate weather make it appealing for investing.

I know some landlords rotate locks but personally, I'm not comfortable with that as a secure option.

We have a 14-page management contract that we've added our real experiences to over the years, with the intent of protecting both us AND the landlord.

Alot of landlords although illegal to don't rent to section 8.

We know being an landlord is a job, but if we hold it for long time, it can be a decent income.However, now we are thinking since the interest rate for our sfh is 6.375%, why not sell the townhouse and pay the principal of sfh?

The rules are very landlord-friendly too!