Going to do an introduction full introduction soon but as this event came up I needed advice for my fathers situation.

I wanted to make an introduction and ask some of the real estate veterans here their advice on ANYTHING AT ALL.

Hello, my name is Brady Carpenter(Hoping to get an introduction forum post up later today) Sorry if this is the wrong forum.

My other question: on your paragraph about putting 5% down, when you asked, "Oh wait the tenant is paying this right?"

Hello all,My name is Dave Zarcone and I live in Upland, CA (on the edge of LA county, but really I'm in San Bernadino County). I am a new Pro Member and plan on investing in my first deal by year's end. Currently, my ...

Paragraph 16 covers Move-Out and specifies that a tenant may not abandon the property and outlines exactly what constitutes abandonment.

Paragraph 14 states the renewal process.

We added a Holding Over clause: "Should the Resident hold over on the Property after expiration of the term of this Agreement and with the consent of Management, the possession shall not be construed as a renewal for the same term, but shall be construed as a month to month tenancy in accordance with the terms hereof, as applicable, and Rental Rate shall be charged at a rate 50% higher than the Rental Rate as contained in Paragraph 3 hereinabove.

I include the following in a Landlord Addendum to all my Leases: The provision generally summarizes provisions contained in the basic TAR Lease along with a few other stipulations:Early Termination of Lease: (Reference Paragraph 28 – Basic Lease) Tenants may terminate this lease at any time under the following conditions: (1) Tenants are responsible for the lease payments until the Contracted Lease Expiration Date (Paragraph 3 of Basic Lease), or New Tenant(s) ACCEPTABLE to Landlord Are Approved, and any Security Deposits and First Month’s Rent has been received. (2) Tenants will pay 100% of one month’s lease amount if the Termination Date is more than 60 Days prior to the Lease Expiration Date (Paragraph 3 of The Basic Lease), (3) Tenants will pay any and all expenses incurred (such as Utilities, Lawn Care, Re-Leasing Fees, etc.) while the property is Vacant.

Introduction to Negotiation: A Strategic Playbook for Becoming a Principled and Persuasive Negotiator from Yale University. https://www.coursera.org/learn/negotiationI recently started taking this class and have found it very interesting so far.