Here's my experience and understanding of the law about security deposits.You cannot hold back money for anything that is normal wear and tear.  

A solid appreciation market, strong tech and manufacturing growth, landlord friendly and low property taxes.

Discuss your preferred methods and frequency of communication.Ensure they understand and comply with all relevant landlord-tenant laws.

But this is my understanding of these sections and what they mean. 

I am currently having an issue with my landlord, and when I searched for the answer the bigger pockets forum was the first to show up so I am posting my question from the perspective of the tentant, but also so when I do buy my first rental I have a better understanding of things.With that being said,I live in an SRO.

The only person I would seller finance to is a solid long term tenenat, who has kept the property well over the years.

Im about to hop in to wholesaling with my buddy and I feel like I cant find a solid process for pulling comps for ARV.

I do not understand this.

You could also look at interest rates and monetary supply, interest rates probably are not going anywhere until monetary supply comes down - but in speaking with some banks they are losing money month over month on deposits which really hurts banks.So a lot of moving parts in the economy, all I will say is people need to understand what happens if things get better or get worse.

You have people getting private money at 4%... you have hard money lenders making 15% + 4 pts leading to 20 - 30% returns annually.Are you looking to attract investors who are protecting equity and want a nice solid return... or people who are looking to actively grow their wealth?