Many of the REI's on this site say that it is better liability-wise not to be licensed anyway.

Some people landlord for cash and some to build a "portfolio"Originally posted by "Heathen":We have given some points to ponder that you may not of heretofore thought through.Most definately, the dont rent to family and friends was very wise indeed!

It is wise not to have the overage as the bank keeps all of the interest made on the escrow account.

Wise to state notice to leave is always given as of the first.

Of course I pass it on, but it's no fun getting registered letters.Here in my city one cannot rent to more than three unrelated people, so four and five bedroom houses are not wise to own.

It is a gift that someone may choose to give to their children, or they may find some place to give it that is even more wise and beneficial.

I realize this is often a very emotional thing for people, "respect" for ancestors and staying in familiar surroundings both come into play.In fact, tax-wise it's often way stupid to liquidate real property.

I am a fan of both sports however I think it might be wise to start a new thread once you change topics.

Not a wise investment!!

This is slowing up and with a buy and hold mentality (especially if you make it a point to not expect anythig but everything covered expense wise), you should do [email protected]