Consider partnering with local accredited investors (Dr's. lawyers. etc.) that have a more passive interest in RE investing.

Well, I'm not a lawyer, but I can tell you I wouldn't lose sleep over it.I wouldn't ask him to cite the law.

thanks for the advice. any legal issues with making it a condition that they move out when they have a child?

I'm sure the lawyers have been through these arrangements inside and out, however, I would view that agent as being in an agency relationship with that attorney as the agent is drumming up business for them.

Of course, neither of these actions is legal, but if the buyer doesn't have the financial resources to hire a lawyer, there won't be much recourse against a shady seller.

This tenant went to a lawyer to have him send a letter to the other.

The tenant rented the unit with the expectation of it having a working stove, so you should maintain it in that condition.

We look for new rehabbed properties, and while we probably pay more buying them off the MLS in move in condition - we do not have the time to complete a rehab or have to deal with constant repairs.

Duplex in Englewood (May St) neighborhood looks to be in great condition built early 1900s.2.

I had lunch in Dallas last week with two bankers friends who is at the top of the food chain, and they don't even know how the Dodd-Frank act will work, and they have a team of lawyers the best money can buy.