While tenant protections are strong, landlords still have legal recourse to evict non-paying or problematic tenants.

Thank you for the Recommendations, I will definitely take a look at Ben Hedges as well.  

Tenant will get what is legally required and not a cent more. 

Depends on your local rules and regulations, but in the state of Virginia such a practice is perfectly lawful.PS: Do not take model legal language and incorporate it into your contract unless such language comes from an attorney. 

And we'll definitely let your star vendor partners know that it was you that referred us =)Much gratitude,Melissa

He can definitely help.

It's an area you can definitely beat the 1% rule.

There are a TON of tiny/small towns in MN where $70k will buy you a house outright that will definitely cash flow.

I generally agree that you get what you pay for, so expensive pieces are often more likely the be true wood construction, and vintage is definitely the case.  

Subject to deals are definitely a fascinating area of real estate financing.