Also, Detroit is #6 on Neighborhood Scout’s list of the 100 most dangerous cities.

But sub to and creative is a very hard place to start because there isn't a distinct metric in list building that can be sure these people are open to seller finance.

It's dangerous, deadly and costly.

Jason Hartman has pointed out that interest rates were so low before the recent increases, that buying was like going back in time and getting a mortgage in ~2011-2012.so... it still feels like the fragility of the current group of people who already own is a bit overstated.this is the distinction between the market being unaffordable (it's very unaffordable) and unsustainable (maybe it's unsustainable?)

It’s complicated and financially dangerous. 

I am going back through the signed Pet Agreement and I do have two statements pertaining to this that read "Tenant will not allow pet(s) to cause any danger, damage, nuisance, undue noise, or health hazard," and "Dogs: Must be controlled at all times.

But he had just told me he just got a new job...In my opinion Jobs during real estate can be dangerous lol, because you can easily get side tracked from real estate and let the w2 job take over.

I'm looking for feedback on what distinctions need to be in a lease like this.

What's much more dangerous is coming in with guns blazing and getting yourself on the wrong side of a lawsuit.I have an admittedly small sample size of one with respect to inheriting existing tenants.

Might you consider bifurcating this forum into distinct forums, one for Tax Liens and the other for Mortgage Notes?