I believe you can then withhold rent - and if it ever went to court the judge will ask "did you send a certified letter to the landlord?"

Because analyzing an individual investment thoroughly takes days, and there are hundreds of platforms.Having said that, while I've never personally invested in Acquire Real Estate, the quality of their deals does appear to be pretty impressive to me.

As for the professional service fees, those appear to be in line with what our development side pays for the design fees of a project.

I had a suicide in one of the homes I bought at court house steps.. guy just would not move and when we had to evict.. ( let him live there for 8 months for free you know me and how tough I am as a landlord :).. the guy went in the back yard and shot himself.we were able to list and sell.. but its because we already owned it.

Our attorney is Jeff Ehrlich (he has a Court St office), and we loved how he navigated us through BS versus the norm.

In the few days I've been on BP I've read so much but I'm looking for a Buy/Hold and appreciation type strategy and to me it appears that the majority of people are looking for opportunities that create short term (less than one year) income.Good luck and welcome to Seattle!

But based on the numbers you supplied, all of your properties appear to be meeting the 50% Rule.

The world was at war, economies were wrecked, and countries appeared to be on the verge of annihilation.

Any closing attorney can draft a note/deed/settlement statement, but unless they've had to argue in court to defend or oppose these documents in court, they may not have enough perspective.

Courts in California are not owner friendly when a lawsuit occurs and tend to lean toward the tenant.