We have it set up so that we can screen all calls and there is an "attendant" on duty at all times.

As much as there is a huge learning curve and I am still at the lower end of it, I believe we should aim to recognize duties on our side as investors.

I am an active duty Marine and newbie investor who is still in the learning phase but I'm on the look out for my first deal.

I had taken the executor's duties seriously and had educated myself, reading books on how to handle this end of life transition. 

I'm active duty Air Force inching closer to retirement in less than two years.One of the best things you can do right now is to educate yourself.

I would love to discuss other strategies to help you with your next property.I'm active duty Air Force, and I've used my VA loan three times so far...well, I maxed it out.I wish you all the best.

Overall, we manage 20 doors without the need to get into a heavier duty pm software with all the whistles.

I suppose I didn't portray the duties of this 50/50 partnership correctly.

(Also, Some municipalities do have special rules that apply to victims of domestic violence)As far as breaking the lease early here's my (probably limited) understanding of the law: absent a clause in the lease that relieves the landlord of a duty to mitigate tenant's losses, under Ohio case law, the landlord has a duty to mitigate losses by re-renting asap and only charging tenant for time the property is not rented.

Hey @Christopher Attaway, I'm active duty, stationed in the UK, and investing back in the US.