Far enough away to avoid your grandmother’s nagging about your pink hair, but not too far to visit and still get a piece of that famous pumpkin pie she makes every year :-)Boomers Add To The BoomWhat’s more, Baby Boomers make up a significant percentage of new Arizona homeowners.

I used a darker color and light colored hair and other stuff shows up on it quite easily.

We look for internet resistant tenants ( food,karate,barber,gym,doctor,nail salon, hair salon,etc.)

The indemnity clause may also protect the agents involved, however, a good portion of brokers/agents will often be willing to make good out of their pockets anyway, because it's easier and cheaper in the long run vs. a civil suit or an Ohio Division of RE complaint.Lastly, before your next deal, take some time to comb BP and Google for investor-friendly agents (and don't just take the agent's word for it), as one who does more with investment property will be more likely to catch missing/incorrect prorations, and better assist with due diligence.

Can't repress interest rates and shove money into the economy for that long and not get this on the other side.The bad investors will get flushed out, and the good ones will hang on and come out the other side with a few more grey hairs.

Montana requires 2,000 of schooling to cut hair.

.- The $12,000 boat sitting in the neighbor’s garage he only takes out 4 times each summer, it is basically a 24% down payment for a mortgage on a $50,000 rental property.Heck, even the PS4 that I just had to have for some late night Call of Duty action and spent probably $700 on including a couple games and accessories is just a hair under 2% of the total $36,000 purchase price of the investment home I bought – and I actually find that sort of sickeningly interesting if you really put that into perspective.

What other industry is in every neighborhood of the entire country, that takes their wages and spends them at the local stores, hair salons, insurance offices, doctors, dentists, small and large stores? 

There is currently no lease in place.I want to have them sign an estoppel agreement verifying that there is currently no lease in place, and they are indeed on a month to month etcI don’t imagine I have the rights to have them pre-emptively sign a lease agreement prior to closing..I would honestly like to boot them out and RTO, but also like to remain on good terms with my Sub2 sellers (You know..so they don’t get a wild hair up their a$$ and call the bank screwing us both over etc..)QUESTION: What type of legal document /agreement is available to have the tenants sign agreeing to a rent increase BEFORE we close?

One tactic that was shared with me was combing though the evictions down at the courthouse to find the property owners that don't have a management company.