Subject To deals are RARE, but being familiar with the concept can allow you to get a deal done quickly, with a real plan to get the seller's note paid as soon as is practical, but immediately if it becomes necessary.

Depends on your local rules and regulations, but in the state of Virginia such a practice is perfectly lawful.PS: Do not take model legal language and incorporate it into your contract unless such language comes from an attorney. 

It may not "technically" be the best practice. 

No accommodations for Level 2 charging will be made without evidence that an EV will be charged regularly at the Property.If practical and installation can be achieved at a reasonable cost, either a NEMA 14-30 or 14-50 outlet will be provided to the Tenant to connect Tenant’s personally owned EVSE.

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Here is an excerpt: Standard of Practice 1-7 When acting as listing brokers, REALTORS® shall continue to submit to the seller/landlord all offers and counter-offers until closing or execution of a lease unless the seller/landlord has waived this obligation in writing.

Would love to connect and share best practices, market insight, etc. 

It's also helpful to interview a few candidates to see who you feel most comfortable with in terms of understanding your goals and who can offer practical advice tailored to your investment strategy.Make sure to ask about their experience with real estate investors, their fee structure, and whether they have dealt with setting up similar business structures.

The learning curve to establish good leases and practices is just too great IMO for hobby landlords.  

I have many friends who just invest on "word of mouth" or "projected IRR of X%"Folks should have more  Caveat Emptor in 'em it's just almost impossible in practice, we have to outsource OR pay for someone to do due diligence that's what I've been thinking Whats crazy is most of the time you DO NOT have to pay.