Everyone knows their responsibilities from the jump.Others will disagree with me but I don't know jump into partnerships unless I've known somebody for a long time. 

I have been so confused trying to figure out what is current vs what is changing, and everyone had these choppy responses.

Depends on your credit score and debt to income ratio etc .If it us full doc and it is a primary residence sounds a little high . if it is an investment sounds pretty solid .

If the above checks out and you wish to lease them your property, make sure  you clearly specify in a written lease agreement what they will be responsible for.I hope this helps and good luck!

KNOW YOUR NUMBERS, that's all that matters, Good luckThank you for the Response Bob.

I've purchased properties in the past that have had some very long term, great track record/solid tenants.

BP needs to crack down on these ChatGPT responses. 

So, its a solid approach.

I immediately informed the management company who's response was "I'm going to send a licensed plumber out this time".

Navigating NJ's housing market with 100k in cash is a solid start.