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Check your state laws on how long a landlord must store a former tenants belongings.

Go here on BP for your State specific lease agreement. click on "Store" above and click on the link to the right "Lease Agreement" and then pick the State you want the agreement to work with. you can also go to " Tools" and then "Fileplace" to see if anyone has downloaded any other forms you may want. here is a  move in/out check list i created that is on the site:https://www.biggerpockets.com/files/user/kidsalot/...

I can buy one and give it to my property manager to store. 

I got my fat Greek a$$ out to my target areas and walked holes into my shoes again and again.

Today he visited the planning commission and while they agreed it's a commercial property (he would live on the top floor and run a store in the bottom half), the person he spoke with at the office said there's a concern that there's not enough parking.

Anyways the rental only produces 950/mo and really only floats the rental mortgage and is used for storing tools in garages.

I fat fingered that one and hit the wrong number. but thank you to everyone who pointed that out.

Anther good one is available here on Bigger Pockets through the store tab, The Book on Flipping Houses by Jay Scott.

I've read countless posts in this forum where new investors view REI as a high interest savings account that is going to yield a fat check every month.