I just purchased my first investment property in NJ and figured purchasing the Bigger Pockets Landlord Forms would be a safe investment.After reading through the documents, I noticed some gaps that are causing concern.I do not see anything in the lease agreement pertaining to:-Penalty for the tenant breaking the lease early-A 30 day notice period at end of lease if the tenant is moving out-Clause about the right to raise rent upon lease renewalHas anyone used these forms for their rental properties in NJ?  

In the real estate industry do you ever need to control a device or reboot a device remotely?

Thus the safe and good investment often times is now close to but maybe barely under 1% in a cash flow market or closer to .5% in a higher appreciation market.

I really see Columbus Ohio as an extremely safe bet for the next 10-20 years.

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Your 100K can safe you $4000 a year by paying down a mortgage or make you $12,000 by buying another investment.

They feel safe working for an employer who will provide them with benefits and the "security" of a steady paycheck.

Really, for any major metro like NYC, you should probably wait until the ground breaks before you buy in anticipation of future economic rewards from a project that is still in it's planning stage.You may not get the lowest price if the plan actually gets built, but you certainly avoid a possible delay or canceling of these projects.Better to be safe than sorry!

It's always better to be safe than sorry.You should offer him cash for keys 'if' he takes all his **** out of the house whenever he leaves.

Many deals today are being done with no finance contingency but be sure and put in this clause to be safe.