The property manager should definitely be added.

I will be adding value by getting tenants on the utilities and I have a parking lot from my other investment deal that I will utilize for students to pay for parking there.

I will be adding value by getting tenants on the utilities and I have a parking lot from my other investment deal that I will utilize for students to pay for parking there.

Since she has no income and will live entirely off of dad’s money and have him paying rent from the trust fund, I’d obviously like to hold him liable for paying rent if she doesn’t.Is there a way to have a college parent co-sign for a unit or does this simply require them to be added to the lease even though not living in the property?

Subject property is a dental office condominium.I realize that other factors much be added into the equation, but am curious what others are getting. 

He was a contractor by trade so he found units where value could be added and has done well. 

You can put in your lease that additional adults moving in to the place are required to be approved by you as well, and be added to the lease.

(This had to be added after people being foreclosed on figured they would rent their house to their parents for $5/mo for 10 years and try to make the banks honor them.)Long story short, you won’t have to move out any quicker because it’s being sold than if the landlord just didn’t renew your lease at its end 

I am a full time flipper and real estate agent here in Sacramento so I believe I have a nice bead on the market and can give you specifics on what neighborhoods I feel are on the come up here in the Sacramento area!!

The development currently has a ton of parks and will be adding retail in 2020/2021 which is across the street from our investment making it very easy for tenants to live, work, and play without having to drive anywhere.