It is only one aspect.

Knowing what to do upon a resident’s death is crucial, and the first person you should contact is your attorney.

This was crucial for me because I wanted to work with someone who could fill in the gaps for me whenever there was information I did not take into consideration in my decision making process.

Depending on how big you have grown they always say the last aspect of your business you want to let go of is the leasing.

Other than the legal stuff, unless your lawyer is an active RE investor himself, I would not trust them with all aspects of this agreement.  

It is typically 'negotiators' looking to see if I can "work with them" on some aspect of the rent or security deposit and my response to that is always the same, "Sounds like a low paying job.

Having a license does make many aspects easier.

I guess in many aspects this is true, and there are two good points in the article.

I like private lending for the good returns and and the "no toilet" aspect.

So yeah, I'm in heaven right now because Biggerpocket's is an absolutely amazing site filled with tons of information from knowledgeable investors, and it has helped me succeed in every aspect of my business.Originally posted by @Rick McCray: Hello Kyle!