No, it's not really fun if all you focus on is money, it takes determination to suffer through the learning process so can can make real money.

I'm afraid I'm suffering from a bit of analysis paralysis!

"[1] The equitable interest is a right in equity that, if violated (suffers a harm), is subject to satisfaction by an equitable remedy.BTW My local board challenged my position and came to the agreement that I was correct.

Also, you should listen to the podcasts, they cover a lot of things and will for sure overwhelm you with options on what to do.Once you find yourself suffering from Analysis Paralysis, you should start to make things happen.

You could hire a title company to do the search for you but if they mess up (and they DO) it will be you that suffers the loss, not them, so be careful and only risk what you can afford to lose.

Don't disclose your move-in date and suffer the consequences!

Is there anyway for the homeowner to get out of the contract without suffering legal ramifications.

Bottom line if they are paid anything over $600 you better 1099 them otherwise you will suffer in an audit.

If the tenant has contents that suffer loss because of a peril your policy pays for (think water backup that damages your floors and the tenants electronics or food spoilage due to power outage).

Rental deposits are really the tenant's money that is held by the landlord against damages you may suffer (when the tenant vacates) due to damage due to tenant abuse, unpaid rent, and even for a broken lease.