....It's lengthy#Biggerpockets has been an awesome resource for me for the last few months while getting into REI.When I sign up on a forum (any forum) I get really hyped up on how I am going to be active and contribute and so on.

In fact, the only true way to know is to do a few deals, but this thread contains a lengthy list of questions you might ask a lender to vet them: Private Money Lender - How to Qualify the Lender?

(There is a reason for this law to lengthy to go into) The hat trick is getting them to capitulate to the law.

I did offer  to let her out of the lease in lieu of having to live through a lengthy repair.

I have read hundreds of posts and it always seems like the people with really great answers still ask for more info from the poster so I will try to write down as many details as I can think - sorry for the lengthy post...as the subject line reads, this is for analytical types.1.

Thanks for reading through my lengthy post and appreciate your time and all your responses!!!

I would have it looked over by a lawyer first of course, but I'm not even sure where to start.And lastly, let's say you have a very full, lengthy contract.

You can have a tenant move out and wreck the place and force you to do a lengthy eviction.

Good Luck, Bryan, I bet you thought I was going to give one of my lengthy ranblings again....LOL Bill

No matter how carefully you screen tenants, they might still wreck your place or cause you a lengthy or expensive eviction.