It also relieves you of having to be the bad guy because you are just following the lease.In most, if not all standard leases, there are clauses that address the condition of the property, and the Tenant's responsibilities to maintain the condition, and then an escalation to allow the Landlord to resolve at the Tenant's expense. 

The industry standard is usually around 8%-10%. 

My lease says 30 day notice which is pretty standard.

The standard thing that a lot of people want

Generally speaking, a Wholesaler writes (fills out) his or her own contract.Negotiate, make an offer,  embody price and terms in your contract, then execute.I'd recommend using the standard or promulgated contract rather than inventing or using some wholesaling contract you find off the internet.

Engage a lawyer to review the contract, make sure terms are standard and reasonable.

So they can make their own food accommodations whether they choose to eat out, cook at a friend's house or get a place with kitchenette facilities is up to them. 

Establish rules and standards, have a strong lease, and stick to it.

With home prices rising steadily since 2015 and quite strict lending standards, there are almost no homes that are under water.So what's trending right now?

Since I currently work as a Procurement Forester and I'm responsible for finding "deals", specifically buying timber from private landowners to sell to our sawmill facilities, the whole REI made sense to me from the land acquisition side.