Don't forget to include pics.Also for some tenant from hell therapy i've got several of my more interesting stories floating around the bigger pockets forums.

In addition, I often treat my helper to lunch on turnover day or other perks such as a professional massage or a ticket to the Opera. 

The real world isn't that simple, and that's where estate planning lawyers come into play, among other things such as family therapy.

We don't mind paying them the 4% commission since we think this could be a good tenant (physical therapy franchise). 

I also spoke with the previous owner this evening and he said before he sold the place to me  she let him know she was in therapy and considering an ESA and he informed her to ask me about my policies bc I was in process of buying.

For example, "Tenant will not operate any business from the residence, including but not limited to... " I list a bunch of examples like day care, massage, gambling, laundry service, etc.

Purchase price: $350,000 Cash invested: $120,000 Zen Den- This newly renovated peaceful, zen retreat features aroma therapy, a steam shower, hot tub, firepit and additional spa services on request.

I am a doctor of physical therapy working here in FL and I am doing really well with my practice.

I also own a therapy practice and I meet with about 20 clients a week so I am not about to dedicate my full time to real estate.

Soon enough I can live like a rich bastard calling all the little people "the help" as 4 people give me a massage at the same time one for each limb!