That was the most helpful book I've read on a sorely underdiscussed subject!

@Doug PintarchYep, It's a super sore subject.

@Caleb Anderson, keep in mind this is all subject to your local tenant laws and what's in your lease.

When looking at the sold just make sure they have been recently sold and are similar to your subject property.

We frequently provide value to the forum by answering questions and posting updates to the tax laws they relate to real estate.

I hope to be closing a a rental property next week.The contract signed a few months ago is "subject to existing tenacy."

If a house is scheduled for foreclosure auction can I talk to the house owner for a subject to deal and if I can do this, by doing that can I cancel the auction?

There are differences if you buy using Subject To or a Wrap and sell on a Lease Option.

I understand that you will never stop learning, but you could be the smartest person in the world and studied every subject there is, problem is if you never decide to use it what's it good for.

On my leases, I have wording that says something to the effect, “if this lease expires, tenant may stay on a month to month basis but still subject to the terms of the lease until such time a new lease is signed.”