To Summarize: Mike Jakobczak, Steve K Mike Denham suggest iHousing would have apps to make tenant move in or landlording easier.

My attorney pointed me to some relevant New York case law...Feel free to take a look at "Duncan & Hill, supra, 62 AD2d at 701, 405 N.Y.S.2d at 345," which is pretty well summarized here (there are lots of discussions of this on the Internet, but this is the most simple I was able to find):http://www.dos.ny.gov/cnsl/practice.htmlEssentially, it says that a broker creating anything other than "simple" contracts is violating "can't practice law without a license" laws, but that writing of simple contracts is okay.

Sorry, one additional point and I'll let others give their advice.You summarized good landlording practices without realizing it.

I have attached a copy of a newsletter that briefly summarizes some of the options that are available.

Here is a link from TREC that summarizes what you can and cannot do as an assistant.http://www.trec.state.tx.us/newsandpublic/publications/specialtopics/unlicensed-assistants.asp

Just to summarize my understanding.

I've written multiple articles about this, but let me summarize by saying: I'm a second generation landord, and I've owned single family rentals for over 20 years.

The 1098 is sent to the borrower; there are several copies to that (just like a W2 that you get from an employer for those that have a job).One copy of the 1098 goes to the IRS, along with a 1096 that accompanies all of the 1098s and summarizes those 1098s.

His staffers and speechwriters did a great job summarizing housing."

This letter is intended to summarize in the separately numbered paragraphs below the terms by which I desire to lease your property located at _______________________________________________________ (the “Property”).