The protection you're looking for should come from your tenant screening, not any additional language.

If a deal works with conservative numbers, it'll work even better if the numbers come in better than expected.The 1% rule, 50% rule, etc. are just quick calculations to help you screen properties quickly. 

A couple of years later I get to see that person every week for a drug screen so that they can get their kids back from the state. 

Rents are soft, prices are accelerating on rowhouses quickly, condos are flat. 

(I am fine with it and have screened them.) 

Learn to ride a bike on a flat surface before attempting a downhill backflip.

At the moment we are screening prospective tenants and only allowing approved applications to view the property – this is to limit the contact within the units.

Be sure to check out NETWORK at the top of your screen.

You should be running a detailed background check and screening them for objective criteria that determines the likeliness of them paying rent on time, maintaining the rental, and abiding by the terms of the lease.Just be honest and explain to the husband that you failed to explain everything.

We were looking into flat fee brokers, transaction coordinators, and real estate lawyers, but don’t know very much about them and which is best suited for our particular situation.