If they have a buyer and see .5% or 0% offered as buyer agent compensation, you'll cut your potential inquiries by 80-85% as many agents will move onto a listing that offers 2-3% buyer agent commission.Just my $.02Hope this helps!

(free application fee, move in gift, etc.)There are lots of great ways to promote your rental. 

I knew that the ADU and improvements would make it cashflow when I eventually moved out.

I just started my real estate journey and bought my first house that my wife and I, and our 1 year old were planning on moving into 3 weeks ago.

Quote from @Jaime Pinedo: I'm located near Dallas and I'm ready to start my REI investment journey, preferably starting If you're in Roanoke, I'd start there....and move out around the West/North/East of you.Town is growing your way. 

After they move out, deal with them like you would any turnover.

The landlord must have a legal reason ("just cause") to ask the tenant to move. 

Not the smoothest move.

Let me know how we can move forward that creates a win-win.Atty:   Nope. 

Once you have your team: Realtor, GC, Title Co, Lenders, etc.. and you feel like you trust them, then move forward from there.