He will be gone pretty much most of the day as well.

For example, nurses can pretty much work one day a week or seven if they want. 

Secondly, I try to read at least a blog per day, as well as listen to one podcast per week.

No limit to how many offers you can make in a day (as long as you're referring to different properties)The way to not be held liable on an accepted offer is not to make an offer you will not honor.

It isn't always about real estate, but it's always worth it to listen to during the day as well as the evening.

I see they often charge 1%-2% for one day. As

It’s too much liability to have all your cash in one property and in the end of the day as long as you are cashflow positive you want to maximize ROI by using effective leverage.

Next you configure what day a late fee is added and check the option that doesn't allow your tenants to pay partial payments on the system.

I do not think that would be considered a sub lease, you are renting it to them not the current tenants. you could write up and addendum to the lease showing that the one tenant is leaving. and then write a separate lease just for that new tenant to sign. this way there is no questions that they did not read the lease or get a copy, they have there own, then if it is just to fill in the remainder of the time on the original lease, make sure you have that on there and that it will expire on the same day as the old lease. you can then write a new one with all of them on it if they renew. that is my opinion, but i am not a lawyer, they would give you the best answer to your question.

From what I've heard she's in her 50s and only using the property one day a week for her business (psychologist), and has a main office elsewhere.