I think looking at our properties collectively, at the portfolio level (even if you only have a few doors), is going to be important going forward. 

And you should plan to pay them most of this "bonus rent" you collected when they close. ) Sandwich or Master lease-options, where you lease option it from the seller and then re-option it to a tenant-buyer, are very hard to pull off on single-family homes in my experience.

Here’s the Super Lease strategy that resulted:In New Mexico, on a residential rental, we are only allowed to collect a deposit equal to a month’s rent, and we can require the last month’s rent be paid up-front as well.

Due to the type of tenant and high turnover with damage to the unit and collections the scale might not be large enough.You could have 50 units at 1,200 a door and possibly have a better quality asset and more stable tenants that do not work 2 jobs to get by and rely on charity and government type assistance.

I've been to one of their plans in Simi Valley and had a tour of the facility, pretty extensive quality checks.

When you do the foreclosure after the redemption period of three years is up, then you will be able to collect rent from them or sell some of the land to them, etc.

Grandpa also signed witness of documents.State of FL has 20 year statute to collect real property debt, however, it really is of no defense until after loan maturity date.No, the grandpa never demanded payment.

For the other one, I will be collecting additional $ to get back to one month's rent as the deposit. 

. :-)-Permanent extension of a 15-year cost recovery timeframe for depreciating qualified leasehold improvements.

OR maybe a chunk of scrap copper on the end of a little blue torch.If you know a furnace repair man ask if he has  an extension to light with