"Renovate Your Success" by Mandy Sheckles.

I think ultimately, the move you make should directly correspond to what you need.

A few examples off the top of my head are prices ending in 999 or 444, houses with the number 7 in the address, phrasing when listing a property and the corresponding sale price, etc.I think these are fun things to look at but I don't think they should carry too much weight when it comes to acquisitions, although they are definitely signs of a more affluent and stable neighborhood...just my .02

Imagine stacks and stacks of envelopes, and piles upon piles of paper that need to be corresponded to or filed away.

I like @Aaron Klatt's suggestion: take her entire $700/week and invest in real estate, take the corresponding $700/week from the rentals and use that to pay the bills.

Provide a copy of the entire tenant file, to include the lease agreement, applications, correspondence, payment ledger, etc.4.

Rent increases do not typically result in correspondingly large increases to expenses, so they more or less go straight to the bottom line as increased cash flow, which is tax efficient but not tax free.Price increases are realized when you sell, which is a taxable event unless the taxes are deferred via 1031 exchange or partially/wholly exempt from it having been your primary residence for at least 2 of the last 5 years.   

I keep every piece of paperwork and correspondence.

Simply set up a checking account for your LLC's operations with a corresponding savings account to hold the security deposits.

This wasn't part of the agreement.These items are all highly easily verified through email correspondence, as well as testimony from the other tenants.What grounds does my girlfriend have to switch to a month to month and how does she go about doing so?