In short, I'm wanting to add another bdrm and full bath.

You can't reach him because his voicemail is always full!

. #2: You ALWAYS have to pay full market value for shares. #3: You're MUCH more reliant on the whim of the economy with shares, vs. property.#4: People always need to live SOMEWHERE (even you).#5: It's much easier to BORROW to buy property, vs. shares (and STILL obtain positive cash flow).

So just get a full picture and purchase accordingly.Good Luck!

I'd do $500.00 or full $900.00 as 450 deposit and 450 as 1/2 of last months rent..

This evil bastard has a faulty moral compass and has decided to steal from the "rich" (you) and give to the "poor" (himself) by squatting on the premises under the guise of a non-existent or forged lease.Where I in your position, I'd find a FLAT RATE eviction attorney that has experience with these kinds of cases as soon as humanly possible.

In this case you'd either need to pay enough to pay off the mortgage--in other words, pay full price--or pursue a short sale.  

Download the landlord tenant laws for this state and you'll have all your answers,, like you said each state is different so find out from the correct source.Your notice of non-renewal / vacate would be in those regulations,, but ususally a month to month term only required the same for notice period,, given in written form, mailed and copy posted on door.. prior to the 1st of the month.. for a full 30 (1months) day notice period.

Im looking at property in Florida and the property management company wants the full first months rent (8.3%), plus their 10% on top to manage.

Does anyone have a rec for a spreadsheet that shows the basics of P&L associated with a rental property, but also lets you input hold period and value appreciation assumptions so you can get a full picture of the IRR after a sale?