Repeating myself here, but simply trying to be helpful :) A local Realtor or property manager would be able to advise best.

Hello BP community , I am based in Houston, buy and hold will be my investing strategy.

@Sean PetrieYes it’s a bad time unless you find some stellar off market dealThe other option is if you are looking to hold something for 7+ years then usually never a bad time to buy

Hi everyone,I'm Yonatan, a real estate investor based in Israel focusing on the buy-and-hold strategy in Cleveland, Ohio.

Then repeat.

I did try it out recently, and the only thing holding me back is their lease signing feature.

While getting a template (likely from another state) may make you feel good, when the time comes for you to enforce the agreement and it does not hold weight will not be worth the savings. 

Most vacancy issues in stabilized multifamily is due to a stubborn owner holding out at too high of price.Vacancy is much more of a factor in retail and office where tenants aren't so easily or quickly replaceable.

I would have probably kept it (assuming the holding costs were low) but this is a huge win as well!

My friend has a holding company, would it make sense for the Holding Company to be the beneficialry of the 'owners draw'?