At a minimum I think it'd be worth getting a written agreement, perhaps just memorializing the TAW agreement rather than a full lease with specified tenure.You also make a valid point on the security deposits - just reading that section of the mass.gov webpage on Landlord rights and responsibilities was quite a chore to understand the various steps and requirements involved!

If memory serves me correctly, I made about $20K on that deal.

@Ryan Billingsley @Michael HerrI gave away my copy of Rich Dad so I was working from memory regarding Kiyosaki, but I'll admit I may have misunderstood him there.

Would love to be a part of this as I think it will flourish.I have fond memories of the Greater Seattle area.

I know I am suppose to network, and e-mail them to refresh their memories of me, but I am just having a hard time trying to visualize a scenario on how I would use their services, as I have no experience of being a landlord yet.Thanks in advance- Alain

And everyone's memory is short, both retail and institutional investors will be assessing their risk tolerances in a few years and the yields they can create out of multifamily will no look as great.Then mix in things like crypto, which will either crash and go away (unlikely) or more likely start to stabilize and pull investment allocations away from other asset classes, as investors feel more confident in the long term viability of the asset class.

Again, the issue is that the existing property was built on the outer property line of the double lot (where the side yard should be), not the inner property line as in the diagrams.

I feel like I don't know a lot of people that say that, but I have a lifetime of memories from that place! 

Fast forward and that memory very much hit me when I was sitting at the closing table having just paid $72k for a house with ample room left for the reno work.

DeWalt's 18V XRP batteries are NiCads and, as such, exhibit all the usual NiCad issues such as "memory" and self-discharge.