Check out the exceptions to the law as it does not apply to all rentals:https://www.nyc.gov/site/hpd/services-and-information/good-c...If it did apply to you, month-to-month agreements would still allow you to do rent increases any time.

Once they have been screened, it's pretty much the same as any other tenant, except I ignore their income.  

Outlaw all home purchases, except for those who have a cash to close?

As stated in the lease agreement, the property should be returned in the same condition upon move-in (with the exception of normal wear and tear).

Additionally, there's a limited exception for rental real estate activities in which you actively participate.

Hi Maura, sadly you can pretty much forget DSCR loans outside of the US and loans for land or construction internationally, with very rare exceptions.

That is overly-simplified and there are other rules and exceptions to that, but it's something that newer investors need to be aware of before you start chasing "flooded homes" for rehab. 

I just did an exceptional job for my Seller and got her more money with the Buyer had agents who did her a disservice and she paid more for it. 

You write well (except for the "eye trouble") and appear to be intelligent enough to test through much of a degree. 

Except it's the 10 hour deals with Justin.