I think he does have a lease with the tenants, but he said the realtor contract is only for the realtor to lock in the client for a specific period.

The less confusion, the more efficiency! 

Quote from @Richie Linnon: I don't recommend small increases over a long period of time because it increases the chance of mistakes, it may still build animosity with the tenant, and the tenant may eventually reach a point where he can no longer afford the increases and he will leave.

While I was disappointed with her work, the second agent swooped in and talked a great game about protecting my investment and managing the property efficiently.

Because it shouldn’t require Wi-Fi to let people into the house, so as long as the lock is letting people in, it’s mostly OK to deal withBottom line: in the freezing cold weather, is it simply that you can’t remotely connect for a time period?

The truth is that the rent rates will likely triple during that time and you will earn closer to $4 million of a 28-year period.

I would definitely make it contingent upon walkthrough and have an extended inspection period as well.

Finalizing terms now and will begin inspection period soon.

They will go "fully amortized" after 10 years meaning your draw period ends and you go back into repayment mode.

Efficient negotiations secured the property for $93,000 on favorable terms.