Additionally, to theextent permitted under applicable law, Landlord may recover from Tenant Landlord’s court costs and reasonable attorneys’fees and expenses incurred in connection with any legal proceedings against Tenant.To the extent required by applicable law, Landlord will use reasonable efforts to mitigate any damages resulting from TenantDefault.

Hi Everyone,I'm a data scientist interested in buying out of state property, and it boggles me how difficult it is to find US-wide real estate market data at the metro/city-level. 

DSTs are the most widely known passive 1031 replacement option, but they are far from the only one. 

Within the immediate Orlando metro, you can see a pretty wide range of rental rates depending on neighborhood and property class.

Tell the tenant that his opinion carries zero weight, so he must submit proof from an ACCEPTABLE expert to support his alleged foundation issue.Until then, he will be held liable for the terms of his lease, to the fullest extent of the law.

Depending on the extent of the rehab, you can hold off on the rehab until the unit is vacant and not increase the rent as much (ie wait to pay $50K in rehab for 2 years and not increase the rent $200).

I would look for states that are landlord-friendly and cities with a wide variety of employment sectors, growing cities/states as well.

The FL market is wide and variegated and if you've been watching the newest lists of home price declines, all of the areas are in FL.

It also, to a greater extent than many other types of REI, requires well thought out and highly scrutinized marketing campaigns.

Either a) They are a “partner” to some extent or b) They will still want 20-30% down.To me, option B is a waste of time and money because I’ll still have to refinance to get my money out to do another deal.Option A would be fine if you can find someone to just put up money, collect their payments, and let you continue rolling it into future deals.