I was also wondering how you would structure a lease.

Our L/O agreements are really structured as an alternative to listing a property for sale while keeping it productive (getting rents.)

Low income tenants are in large supply where I'm at and don't negotiate terms.

that 's right.. almost a perfect balance between supply and demand.Who runs this business anyway, lets get some ideas for stabilizing the markets from them..I'll stop after this one last rant...By most reasonable and honest estimates 90% of all illegal drug use in the world is by ordinary citizens/recreational users that hold down jobs, pay their bills, and care for their families.Total legalization must be revisited.

You can get great hardware answers at a local store I use but they supply builders all over the US via their web site where you can see the items and they have great staff to answer questions.

I have every single receipt for that 5 grand.Most items were buying supplies to repair the house myself.

We even had a mortgage broker around here who said he could structure mortgages around section 8 allowing more folks to buy!

Very few buyers - concerned about job loss, lower RE values,can't sell current home ect....Basic supply and demand (economics 101) seems to indicated lower future RE values.

Here are three different ways to structure this deal.1.

However it is only similar in it actual downline structure.