I think it has to be Lakefront or look awesome with a lot of cool stuff at the house like the one @Allison Craft posted.

While you may be able to find a satisfactory lease that you can simply download from a website, you will be "leaving money on the table" by not having your lease well crafted.

I've had it since 2005 and we have many memories there. 

It's a pain but the post office has a sytem set up for it.I told the tenant I couldn't do anything for him until AFTER Memorial Day and after that I would figure out if we had a spare and get back to him, , but I told him to in the meantime, call the post office, hold the mail, and manually pick it up, and keep looking for the key.

When you're fully ready for analysis check out the renter analysis tools and don't be afraid to post questions and ask for help, everyone is really supportive :) A good first step and great lending resource (super important in today's market) might be to check in with my lending guide and bestie of 20+ years @Joseph Chiofalo they lend nationwide and he's very patient with newbies and can help craft a workable plan towards portfolio growth.

-Available on SFR and Duplexes-Available in about 30 states, but not all-Below 43% DTI, min 680 credit, rates vary based on credit, etc.This is about all I know on this loan to the best of my memory. 

So many great memories. 

So here is a queen 10" memory foam mattress for $110.73. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01730LX9Q?

Quote from @Allison Craft: I'm sorry for your loss.

bone up on Agency and law .. that's 50% or better of the test.also you will have a bunch of practice questions memorize answers.. many times they are verbatim.Getting the license is just like getting a license to fly.. once you have it now you have a license to learn the craft.. the tests do not teach you to fly and they don't teach you how to be an agent.