At that point you'll amend the lease listing you as the new owner, instructions on where to send the rent payment and your contact information.

Winston,I'm sorry to sound rude, but since you are asking a lot of questions consider using a profession instead of preparing your tax return yourself by hand or consider reading the instructions for the form you are working on.

If you don't follow the instructions you can end up in front of a judge.B&E, forced entry is all it takes, you don't have to break anything, force could be turning a door know and pushing the door open.Only agents may enter upon a listed property as they have consented through the listing agreement, everyone else, stay out.To get nailed, a property usually, but not always must be properly posted IAW state law, here it's every 50', in plain view before entering upon the property . with other requirements.

@Theodore Rivera  I'm not an accountant but I did read the 1098 form instructions recently and there were a few sections in there that might be helpful to your question. 

Give them instructions for move-out as far as cleaning and how to pass the property over.

I hear it a lot on the retail market; but on the hidden market (where I only focus and will only focus regardless of market trends or conditions) this isn't common for me. 

There is so much out there instructing people NOT TO FALL FOR THE GURU B.S!

yes, I looked at the instructional videos, etc. but I'd prefer to pay an expert that does deals all the time.Question: does anyone know of an expert that provides deal assessment services? 

I send them a thorough email giving them qualification standards, instructions on how to schedule a viewing on our date of open house.

I'd be curious if there are any buyers markets within the rural midwest or hidden pockets.