Oftentimes the seller will base the price on current rents and depending how far below market they are you can get a unit that is renting for $1100 that should be renting for $2000 to live in by paying the extra $15,000-$20,000 in relocation assistance, which if you treat it like an increase in purchase price is a pretty good deal. 

Most investors do not treat it as such and allow tenants to regularly violate basic terms of the lease.When these Landlords share the problems they are having, more experienced Landlords may seem harsh because we are attempting to correct a major flaw in the way they operate their business.

I would still treat him like a normal tenant and have him sign a lease but the downside (god forbid) if I ever needed to evict him could turn out messy.Should I realistically consider this option?

A true NNN lease runs at least 30 years, and with it, you can treat it like real estate where you can get a mortgage on it.2.

Trim was replaced, block wall was scraped/treated and we got under carpet and behind adjacent and upper walls to confirm no hidden areas.In addition the air quality test didn’t tell us we had an ongoing problem.I’ve considered a follow up air test, but am wondering if there are home kits or if purchasing testing equipment would be cheaper than the $600 charge by the local testing agency.

The trick was to 'treat it like a checking account' while putting your whole paycheck against the HELOC (mortgage balance) and just paying bills out of the account.

Lowering an effective annual return because you don’t want me (as an investor) to “get used to” an above-average return treats me as though I’m an petulant child and that I’m too foolish to see that it’s for the benefit of the GP’s tax rate.

But I'd treat them like legitimate buyers with an unreasonable request rather than likely international fugitives hiding their bounty (not that you are, but honestly could be either!)

But on the inside everything would have to be gutted and replaced; the structural beams seem to be solid but everything would have to be treated with something to alleviate the smoke damage.Still waiting for a quote from the contractor

That said, they also treat everyone like we don't deserve any trust.