About ten minutes later, the tenant called me and said she was getting ready to send the rent, but couldn't find my address.

I've budgeted for between $12k-$15k in deferred maintenance issues to address over time following a purchase.The current landlords do not appear to be the quintessential buy and hold RE investor, as it seems this property was rental that was acquired via an inheritance.

I know Sean Terry always says he only keeps sub2's for himself and never assigns them, but wondering if there was a reason or additional risk there that I am not seeing.I don't want to get caught in the middle of a due on sale clause or something if it goes poorly :)I know there are many forums on sub's, but none address this specifically.

I've used it to find criminal history, phone numbers, judgments, addresses, etc.

You may also want to google the property address, and see most recent information regarding the property, including possible auction information.

Authorization to talk to the lender signed by your seller  it will have their SS number on it.. thats the first thing you do.2. when property changes hands sub too via a deed there is a spot at the top of the deed that says send tax bill to this address insert your address  the title company will do this automatically.3.

•Cash buyers details (if available)•Property Address – Street Address, City, State & Zip•Original List Price & Current List Price•Sold Price•Square footage of the property•Year built / Age•Garage / basement•Style – Frame, Brick, Stucco•Layout - single story, 2 story, ranch, bi-level etc.

Great advice here, but to address the main question, you do want to keep your wife/partner happy, yes she is a partner, a compromise may be in order.

Also, here is some wording I use in my lease to address this in case it comes up:1.Appliances in Unit: Washer, dryer, stove, dishwasher, microwave oven, refrigerator.

When I was given the address I was astonished because I recognized it as the parents of an old girlfriend from college days!