@Danielle Rice thanks Danielle.

I have a mother-daughter roommate situation in one of my units. They moved in about 4 months ago on a year-long lease. The mother has a very spotty background and no credit however the daughter is a college student wi...

@Marc Rice Thanks for the info. and good point on avoiding the contract.

There are two ways for multiple people to own a property1) Through an entity(LLC, LP, Corporation)2) As tenants in common(aka TIC)Situations get sticky when you have purchase done through one person but want to transfer it to an entity with multiple owners.

@Marc Rice true, what I meant was more that locally if I can get a property stablized with $0 in, I'd more than likely be losing money every month.

They may fix your hardwood floors with glue on wood stamped linoleum stickies.

Some of the information you seek is in a “sticky” thread near the top of the Philadelphia forum.Smoking policy, fire alarms, recycling policy are just a few things.

It's always a range, so I would figure out what that number is and decide where in that range you want to be (higher end with max rents and higher vacancy with tenants leaving for better deals, lower end rents that's sticky for tenants or somewhere in the middle).

Yeah, this is the sticky one to me.

And you do have the sticky situation of explaining why you went month-to-month from the get-go.I recommend you research the renters' assistance programs in your area and help them get on these plans, while keeping them a long term tenant.