Money comes in and money goes out without any real structure.I'm scouring through the myriad information on SDIRAs, trusts, SD401ks, and the like to educate myself more on all the options...just trying to see what all is out there!

We own a rental property in GA that was our private home when I was stationed there for the Air Force but are holding no other properties right now.

One super annoying one was when I forced two carpenters (brothers) who had been gouging me with their hourly invoices for years to bid the job in advance or walk away.

yeshere is the latest in force up here that has many Landlords concerned.The local REI group fears it will spread to all towns/cities.http://www.tocny.org/Portals/0/Home%20Page%20News%20Articles/2011/landlord%20license.pdf

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If you the numbers don't work, don't force itWhen you find your buyer ALWAYS COLLECT an earnest check.Use an inspection period as an exit strategy.. ummm O know your states time period for holding title.

I would have a lawyer handle this situation for me and keep all documentation so in later years I'd have legal proof that I did all I could to insure it was a false accusation, not wait until the child sues you years down the road and then try to prove the mom was making it up to get out of eviction.

All I did is include the existing lease agreement with the letter.

I'm reading a book by Robert Kyosaki entitled, "Why A Students Work For C Students and B Students Work For the Government".

Meaning it's really hard to sell and I expect rents to dip as people who can't sell are forced to rent.