Here's the list of the one's I have...thought it may be easier this way:AddendumAffidavit and Memorandum of AgreementAgreement for DeedAssignment of ContractAttorney ApprovalBill of SaleClosing StatementDeposit NoteLetter of IntentQuit Claim DeedRE Purchase ContractRE Sales ContractBuyer’s Property Inspection ReportCash Flow AnalysisMarket Sales AnalysisProperty Analysis FormProperty Rehabilitation AnalysisSeller Information FormInstallment NoteMortgageMortgage Loan RecordPromissory NoteMonth to Month Rental AgreementPet AgreementRental ApplicationResidential Lease Rental AgreementResidential Lease with Option to PurchaseWaterbed AgreementBuyer ProfileWeekly PlannerWeekly Priority Schedule30 Day Notice to Terminate TenancyExpense Allocation SummaryExtension of LeaseLandlords Five Day NoticeMonthly Income RecordMove In Move Out FormNotice of Overdue RentPermission to SubletTenants mandatory Notice of Intention to VacateLet me know if I can shoot any of these out to anyone, and please, always remember to check them with your local laws!!

My sister in law just bought a "starter" townhome for $310, with $400/mo association.

Would there be any fee or any problems in terms of laws?

With about 50% of marriages ending in divorce in a relatively short time, I would check the state laws too.

I don't know the laws but I would call a realesate attorney and ask him.

Guessing on Revenue from Condotels in the United StatesWould-be buyers of condo-hotel projects in the United States are largely left to guess at the revenue their units will generate because Federal security law bars real estate developers from passing on the projected hotel guest rate to condo-hotel buyers.

I found the auction in the newspaper and it is being held in a law office and I know the default amount.

That's my belief aboutthe Law of Attraction.But let me say this in general.In investing (or in my case -- trading Forex) it is important to notsecond guess yourself, and to forgive yourself for past mistakes.This is important because we all make many, many mistakes.Each one was a decision we made with what -- at the time -- wasthe best information we had.

This is really one of those situations where following the law will actually make your business better (crazy huh?

If you have a REALTOR you used to purchase-ask them for a handyman that would do repairs for you that is honest & good, and contract your own repairs out-also BY LAW-AND THE CONTRACT-they can only do repairs above the limitation if it is an emergency, such as to damage the property or if it is a necessity to the tenants-ie; water/plumbing, a/c & heating, things like that-Maintenance is not a neccesity-I would threaten to do a dateline investigation on them-I think all PM's deserve it-and that might work too!