The secretary of the Legislature can help you find them or just search them on their web site3) Those are real challenges with Sub-To so educate yourself on them before pursuing a Sub-To deal4) Your state law will outline whether it's considered 'fraud' or not.

They can be links to articles or blogs that you write which link back to your web site.

I feel more comfortable working on the web, or at least have the web option, so this makes Rent Redi not a good fit. 

My strong advice is to stay off the web when looking for a lender, Nicole.

It looks like you circumvented that by having it browse a web page, is that right?

In general, any link to your own web site is going to be considered advertising.

I'd shoot for 6 month leases so you can have more regular rent increases :-) And if you think that hipster millennial won't pay good money to live in your C class neighborhood because it's all that's available, think again:http://www.sfgate.com/realestate/article/Box-man-living-San-Francisco-400-rent-Berkowitz-7215269.phphttp://www.businessinsider.com/crazy-things-people-do-to-survive-san-franciscos-housing-prices-2016-4Remember this is the same generation that thinks it's cool to pay $60,000 for a cramped 200 sq ft tiny house that they can park on their great uncle's lot and gladly post pictures on instagram about it all day long... until reality hits them:Tim explains how the reality hit him suddenly as well.

What is the most affordable way to obtain a web domain and create a nice informative website?

That is a really great web site.

At this rate it grows much faster because your money is leveraged.There are many companies out there like equity trust who have a web site that explains the complete process.Good Luck