My words may be off but I do not remember having to prove I had the money to buy a house I bought for $945K.

Ideally, I would be a nurse part-time (two 12 hour shifts per week) and fill the rest of my time with real estate (as an agent or investor or both).

Just remember: most negative reviews are written by problematic tenants.

With the kind of cash-flow you're getting on this property, it's an ideal specimen for cutting your teeth on being a Landlord.

Thats exactly how I remember the street I grew up on lol  A lot of variance but I think Trevor Baker has a chance for a great deal but should try to get as many comparables as possible first!  

"If the numbers are as indicated, it would cash flow" Remember to always do your own due diligence when determining if a rental property is a right fit for you.

It does nothing for "after acquired title", as in, seller later gets an ownership interest (divorce or inheritance, or from the party *they* bought from).Ideally, you want to buy on a General Warranty Deed and sell on a Special Warranty Deed. 

Business does not survive on charity but it does survive on goodwill and many people would rather not do business with an emotionally ignorant counterparty  which it is why it's good to remember that being a landlord doesn't also have to mean being a jerk.

There were smokers in both units when I purchased the property and I well remember the time and effort it took to clean and repair the smoke damage.

Ideally, we just want a document stating percentage of ownership for both parties and then action that needs to be taken if the deal or partnership goes sour.