As stated, Id rather have 1 tenant than 3.....BUT when things don't sound right, it makes sense to dig a little deeper to feel more comfortable.I would make sure my lease is VERY clear that only 1 person is on the lease and that's ALL that is authorized to live there ...PERIOD.

Who is the author?

Roughly expect to pay 8 to 10% of the gross rent, and expect to have a cushion of around $400 of pre-authorized repairs in case of emergencies.

If not, and if she is not the executor of the estate, a short sale would be possible without opening probate to get authority to complete a loss mitigation open on the loan. 

Some loan will authorize the transfer if you own 100% of the LLC, some will trigger the due on sale clause.

@Rob Bergeron@Scott MacI'm not making a statement as strong as Scott's but I do see this as a poorly (or not at all) sourced article written by someone with a 'dog in the fight' - it's not totally clear the positioning of this author's company, but this is a paid article (basically, an ad).That said, increasing rents may be happening. 

What I did learn is the baltimore city zoning code will depict authorized uses of properties with different zoning classifications (ex.

You can have a great experience or find yourself in a tough spot if the housing authority stops paying you because of a failed inspection (this happened to my company).

One of their members was Lonnie Scruggs who is the Author of "Deals on Wheels."

But the sponsor's experience, relationship, brand authority - those all matter.