The following is the standard late fee policy listed by myhomespot.com.

Even better would be to not make any payments during rehab and pay Principle and Interest in full at closing, but I don't know if this is standard practice?

Can anyone walk me through a standard eviction that they've done, from a check not showing up to the tenant getting removed?

I can see that a target cash flow could vary by area but ROI I think should be pretty standard.

But most of his "property" (or business value) consisted of intangible assets (verbal contracts for locations, a kettle corn recipe, etc.).I'm guessing that these are standard Assignment documents that assign the Purchase Contract to the Qualified Intermediary so that the purchase will qualify as part of the buyer's tax-deferred exchange (1031 Exchange).

And of course u have to set a standard for the minimum % of vacancies allowed for the property based on the profitaability numbers.

HeyAs title states, looking for some resources for some standardized virginia rental contracts.

That's not a deal killer, but just something to plan for as you think this through.I'd personally try to get the carriage house up to rentable standards and rent it.

-Do you use a standardized guarantor form for the parents to sign?

And they'd get some income - which should be less than standard market rates.Just an idea ;-)