another thing that occurs to me is something that you should so anyway: regular inspections. quarterly, or at least semiannual inspections are a must. and make sure the tenant knows you're coming through at those intervals, because you want them on notice that you're paying attention (e.g. grow houses, broken stuff, holes in walls, etc.).

send him an email and tell him he has not given you the rent checks and if you do not receive the money with in 5 days you will report to the real estate commission in your state

I wanted to be as understandable as possible and decided to invest time into my post but I am yet to receive an answer and hopefully someone will please answer me.2: Yes, similar as what you said but as a total beginner in RE business and for worldwide RE.

Following are my two cents:This business requires your full attention and effort.

Happy to grab coffee sometime.

We have a system set up to receive calls its not automated yet but, we have to start somewhere.

you lucked out. receiving a vacant unit is an ideal scenario, as you can now screen and place a tenant to your standards. you should tell the seller you want to receive unit vacant

When I received the example, I scanned it, and threw those images into a Craigslist post.

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His lease with them states they can make improvements and remove them after their tenancy only IF they restore the property to the condition in which it was received, which is not currently happening.