I asked myself the same things others ask before doing this - I'm afraid a) that I won't be able to pay the rental mortgage, b) that the house will need more work than I anticipated, c) that I won't be able to rent the house, d) that the eventual tenant won't pay the rent, e) that the tenant destroys the property, etc. etc.I was afraid of all those things, and some did come to pass, briefly.

I use ringcentral.com for my e-fax, they also do my 800 number.

(sustainable resource)- Use energy efficient light bulbs or dimmer switches (I heard E/S bulbs have mercury in them so I stay away from that)- Install a day/night programmable thermostat- Replace windows with double-pane LOW-E.- Install added insulation (attic, basement ceilings, ect)- Install Energy Star appliances- Convert oil furnaces to gas if possible.- Upgrade furnace to high-efficiency unit (90+ rating)- Convert oil water heater to gas if possible.- Recycle: demo, paper towels, drink bottles, ect.- Replace the toilet (old toilets use a lot more water!)

In my e-mail inbox: order confirmation of Wendy Patton's lease option and subject-2 book.

If that heappens, then yes, if the agreement you have with your seller is that you are responsibl;e for all the rent during the term, then it will be like any other rental propety, you will have to fix it up and find another lease purchase buyer.

CNBC just reported that the median income for men is $45,113 and $35,102 for women.The Gender gap is still here and is W I D E!

Some title companies here in CO will let you do free mini-title searches, called O&E or owners and encumbrances.

Shoot me a PM or an e-mail and we'll go from there.

For an "instock" vinyl including & f/e channel probably around $4000.00 materials & labor.

I watch TV; read BP; and catch up on my e-mail.