Then, if the answer doesn't ring true (like the politician who "wants to spend more time with his family"), or if it turns out clearly to be false, then you have your first red flag.re: financials, start by asking for the usual suspects: The actual current rents, the basic lease terms (expirations, renewal options, if any), and the operating expenses.

Some companies charge LL's annual renewal fees, inspection fees, early termination fees with right to continue to collect a monthly % on tenants they find, fee this, fee that etc.

More like renewed.

I just renewed my lease again on the 6th of january but that does not mean squat if the new owners wish to take possesion of the property within 90 days and claim they will be living on the property.

I have a renewed interest and have spent the past couple of months doing some initial learning.As I said, I do not have any real experience with real estate investing.

I gave him the keys on December 13th because I didn't want to renew the lease and I was heading to Florida.

His lease is up March 31st and I know (I think) that I have to give him 60 days notice of me not renewing, which means I need to decide in the next week.

If you're interested in say, a warehouse, they will contact the owner and renew an agreement and then show it. :)

I now oversee the day-to-day operations for our MEP, insulation/air sealing and renewable energy crews (which is actually only one crew right now; we're planning to expand to 2 - 3 crews this year).

I just got the renewal notice yesterday.Anyone know of a specific policy just for dog bites--as not all of my tenants have renters insurance and I don't want to self-insure for this liability.Any other umbrella policies options?