The standard form realtor's contract calls for it.

@mark possoff,This is pretty standard with regards to row homes. 

I have had to send 4 disengagement letters (the same number of tenants we have have had to evict in the last year where we placed the tenants) to owners in the last year because they didn’t want to follow our guidelines or they didn’t want pay their bills or keep there property up to safety standards or they wanted to complain about everything (I’m sorry but we will not manage for slumlords) if you are a property manager don’t put up with toxic owners just as much as you wouldn’t put up with toxic tenants.

The property taxes are high like all of New Jersey, but what confuses me is the lack of a standard property tax rate.

So I am 100% certain the demand for daycare services is there, but for now I am trying to get my head around the cash flows and how they compare to standard rental property of the same size. 

Our standards for qualifying to rent a unit are simple and fair.

Wholesaling/assigning should not be an option if you have any ethical, moral standards and any regard for the law.

Hey Ronnika, good question. i'll start with the standard i'm not a lawyer remark and tell you if this is legit in your way, call an attorney you trust. anyway, to my understanding it depends on the length of the temporary duty assignment. in my state, maryland, it's enshrined in law that anything over 3 months allows the armed forces member to break agreements, here's an article. https://www.peoples-law.org/breaking-leaseif i can help in any way please let me know!

My experience (which is slim) is that older buildings that don't meet new code standards are often grandfathered in. 

and received the standard property appraiser questionnaire in the mail a month or so after purchase.