A default under the terms of this Mold and Mildew Responsibility clause of this Lease shall be deemed a material default under the terms of the Lease, and Landlord shall be entitled to exercise all rights and remedies at law or in equity.

In my opinion, if an Investor has to babysit and/ or educate a Realtor, this is often times an exercise in frustration and not an efficient use, of an Investor's time.

I was doing some analysis and noticed a couple days ago during a field exercise that the Meal Ready to Eat (MRE) was from Evansville.

I’ve chosen my niche as rental properties for college students with a secondary niche of multi families for the general public.So far I’ve been talking to some realtors, touring houses, getting preapproved, talking to lenders, and connecting with real estate attorneys to make sure I don’t break any laws with my first property.looking to connect with others on here (and hopefully in person too), learn, and eventually help others.Outside of real estate, I work a full time job, exercise, spend time in the outdoors, and chill with my dogs.looking forward to meeting y’all 

Try sampling the tools drop down menu and the calculators there.  

That can be very useful for career development in a corporate context, as it makes it much easier to built an internal network within your company, and to exercise informal authority using that network (both of those outcomes will lead to career advancement).Lifelong friends and strong business connections through an alumni network.

I'm assuming they will exercise their option periods and there is nothing we can do about it but I wanted to see if anyone had any ideas.

Yes, this is a small sample of properties, but, the ratios are representative of a more exhaustive list:Column “S,” the 1% Rule, reflects values well below the acceptable 1% ratio.

That number excludes future cap ex, vacancy, turn over costs, and upcoming maintenance.I'd recommend looking at comparable sales rather than the Zestimate to asses value.It's a math exercise to determine whether to keep (or purchase) properties or invest the funds elsewhere.

@Priya Srinivasan like John and Katie said, you can exercise your right to terminate the contract during the due diligence window for ANY reason.