You can’t prevent a tenant from leaving but with strict screening standards and by listening to your tenants, you can pick the best tenants for your property.

There's some very strict parameters but pretty powerful when executed well.

@Derwin Smith-Bishop we don't do sub-to, but we structure purchase money mortgages fairly routinely...I'd be glad to share what I can.

@Steven Kleppin I'm differently setting up a routine to listen to their podcasts thank you for the tip! 

So just to be clear, and I don't think you were getting at this, but Non-Owner Occupant permits ARE still permitted, it is just strictly determined by the zoning the property sits on, and if the HOA allows it.

The equal housing law is so strict that most real estate brokers clearly stay away managing properties. 

A couple of corrections regarding points of law in Texas (based strictly on the facts stated, there may be other, counter-veiling facts):Statute of limitations starts to run, on a real estate lien note, from the date of last installment.

@William Yeh I'm curious to know about rental ability for sheds/tiny homes, especially in California where rules may be more strict. 

Also this may depend on how strict your state/ locality is on these type of things.

New RE investor here, about to close on my first fha financed duplex, which already has a tenant paying $845/m I’m a real estate agent but I want to focus on investingI’m 22 and have a lot of time on my hands and I ne...