@Casey Hampton your local Housing Commissions should have websites that you can use to educate yourself.If you want someone to spoon-feed you, there are several S8 "gurus" that will charge you to basically summarize what you can learn on your own.

Bryce has special needs, and being able to be there for him and provide the best care is my top priority.I'm eager to learn from the wealth of experience and knowledge in this group.

Im brand new to the world of real estate investing, spending any time i get learning about investing and i am eager to purchase my first rental property and scale up from there.

I did my first flip in South Bend in 2017 and it was an absolute disaster but you learn so much very quickly! 

Also, at times your leases might contain language allowing you assign the lease to others (an assignee).Probably just easier to repaper the lease... but it opens up the lease to new or re-negotiated terms should your tenant want to be difficult.

First time poster here…I just found the bp site this week after diving into quite a few of the podcasts recently.I am brand new to this area and am in the learning and evaluating phase right now..

I know a few cities extremely, extremely well and learning some others. 

It's time to learn to stand up to them.I have a clause in my lease that basically says they were given the chance to inspect the property before applying for it.

Since then however, I’ve learned that it’s best to keep life insurance and investments separate.  

It serves to create a defined contract to point to if there are questions, you learn how the leases function, it's easier to collect deposits, if you sell your house to another investor you can show it's been rented out.