Hey Steve,Thought I'd throw my 2 cents into the ring for your question concerning re-titling the ownership from your company TO the tenant-buyers name while selling.

Finding a bunch of Mercury dimes in a former bank might be one thing, finding a hollow brick in the crawl of a house formerly owned by an embezzler might be another, given the statute of limitations on the crime.Good thing we're speaking hypothetically.The best find I ever made was a stash of rings and pins, all gold and some with diamonds, hidden between floor boards and under carpet I was replacing (in a rental just purchased).One ring was a very old high school class ring with initials inscribed on the inside.

The inner ring suburbs are just going to provide the best cash flow.

The only thing that I fret over now is ensuring I select the best tenants for my units.The 1st year was really the hardest for me, I dreaded when my phone would ring.

Haven't had one like this in a while:2015.04.28 @19:30 ADT - phone rings.

No thumb rings or ink on their neck, chest or hands.

When you're a resident manager, you can never totally relax, because the phone can always ring. 

You just get what you pay for rings true.At this point you need to look at your agreement.

My preference tends to be tenants that ring all the bells and low trouble.

knowing what to say when the phone rings is extremely important.