Summary:In the end, if every owner stops paying the fees, you don't want to be left inside a sinking ship at that moment; it is too late.

-Late Charge: $120 if payment not received by the due date, then an addition $50 per day until payment is received.

Good afternoon -@Wade Hunt @Caleb BrownEchoing other advice given here, partnership can be more economical, but you need to make sure all "your ducks are in a row" so to speak. 

I am a little late to the party, but my best advice is to network like crazy.   

Worth asking....I had one tell me today they had 4 offers and the lowest was list price....so that gives you some info.In my experience lately most will not counter, so bring your best game and they pick one to work.   

Just have insurance...for any late night shenanigan's.

Summary:In the end, if every owner stops paying the fees, you don't want to be left inside a sinking ship at that moment; it is too late.

Think of all the things that could go wrong and see if the lease addresses them: unauthorized pets or tenants, early termination, security deposit, lease violations, late rent, eviction, lawn maintenance, parking, etc.5.

Same ones 2 late notices in that 3 months, two late night calls "I kicked him out, do I have to let him back in? 

In the past, it was customary for renters to have their own fridge too, but it seems that lately, renters expect one to come with the house.