Those laws spell out tons of detail about what primary residence means, what family member means and the number of years the displaced tenant has recourse if the landlord fails to use the property as a primary residence.

Make sure you have a signed contract, spelling out EXACTLY who is responsible for what, how everyone is paid, etc.

One thing that helps with that, in the past I have worked for a company that spelled out what emergency repairs were, and what their response times were expected to be for various levels of repair.BP...

It should be clearly spelled out there if your contract is a good one.

In the 'lease' part of the contract, spell out what happens if the payments are late.1) Payment is due the first of the month.2) Day 2 - Day 5 I'll need a cashier's check.3) Day 6 - Start boxing up your things...I have kids. you, mr. buyer, might have kids as well, but, no offense, I like my kids better than I like your kids.

Sorry if my spellings are not correct, but I'm sure you know what I am referring to.

There is a page on the IRS website that spells out the details.

There are a number of people who focus on wholeselling right here on BP.Ryan Webber is clearly one and he has spelled out how he built up his business (building a network is a really good post by Ryan).I all for spending money on seminars, CDs, courses, etc.

They are the ones working with controlled substances and responsible for their license.Also check the state website as any such law will normally be spelled out there.

They will issue an agreement that spells out that the deal is with the parties on the contract and no one else.