There may be strategic legal reasons in your situation making more than one owner a valuable choice (or there may not be).With what look like 11 properties, it might be best to discuss your situation with an Asset Protection Attorney who understand Minnesota Laws, regarding setting up a structure like this (vs winging it off of generic internet information).Good Luck!

Here's my generic beginner advice:1.

But to ask a generic price per unit that does not take into account the specific market is like throwing a dart at an invisible dartboard.

I've heard mixed reviews about just grabbing a generic one off the internet - doesn't seem very safe to me.

There is no generic answer.

Definitely helps you stand out from the generic templates.

But if they still had failed, I would have had a leg to stand on to firmly demand payment for the avoidable expense resulting from their negligence.In summary, my opinion is that a generic lease such as from the MLS, will work for great tennants with strong common sense.

You can also check meetup.com or search facebook for real estate investment groups, clubs, or meetings in your area.Here's my generic beginner advice.

@Allison Hodges You can probably use one of those generic forms, but may be worth having a RE attorney draft the lease for you.

I am in 10 groups (3-4 generic groups "Items For Sale in southeast Texas" or "Homes for rent in Southeast Texas" "Homes for sale/rent in Southeast Texas" etc etc).