I take it one step further I ask for keys to market property and put right to market property in contract under addendum.

What steps can i take to move in the direction of my tenant purchasing my rental?

How to Rent Your House: The Definitive Step by Step Guide Also - don't forget to throw up a picture so we can get to know you better!

You can find a wealth of knowledge here.I don't know how long ago you inherited the property; however, when you inherited it I hope you made sure that you took advantage of the stepped up basis that you should have received.

I've bought a couple dozen, but it is just like buying on the courthouse steps, along with all of the challenges and all of the same risks.

In Arizona, the Corporation Commission is the first step, and is free to anyone visiting the site.

Liability insurance is like paying to defend yourself because the insurance co that is insuring you will be sure to attempt defend you rather then pay out a settlement that they the insurance co must cough up in the event of a law suit like a person falling on the steps.

I'm just curious if the step by step guide you mentioned to Brian Stone is the same as what's on your website, which is basically a marketing funnel for click 2 mail.Not that I have anything against them, I've used them many times (not affiliated in any way).

just to be clear about my opinion, I am talking about long term investing, not day trading. i think day trading is a losing game, except for the 1% who "know more than the market." if you want to discuss which is a better investment, i think it is clear that real estate is (if it is your thing). however, real estate requires your time which my preffered method of stock market investing takes very little time. dollar cost averaging is truely passive investing. if you want to talk truely passive real estate investing where you spend an hour a month looking over statements and you are not hands on in any way, i dont think you will do much better if any than the stock market......over the long term. what the recent stock market crash has reminded people is that it is a volatile market and some people are not comfortable with that. i think real estate is not as volatile.to the question of whether or not people will jump from stocks to real estate. because of how the stock market has acted lateley, i think yes. big hedge funds have proven that. i am just saying...give it 10 years and possibly a few good runs by the stock market and people will be "following the herd."

Maybe even consider starting a BP Member Blog to share your experiences, step by step :) People love that stuff!