Attorney says - the title will have both the names.. though we have not seen the title..But my partner is very concerned.

This property should be of very little risk/concern.

People interested in renting their homes would have to pay a $175 one time registration fee and have their homes inspected by the fire department.Mayor Dave Campana told TV6 the commission would revisit the ordinance in a year and make adjustments if necessary.Campana said the main concerns are fire safety and preserving the integrity of neighborhoods.Click on the link in the related links section of this page to read the ordinance.

@Travis White, my napkin calculations suggest that if expenses come close to 50% of current rent, that a cash outlay of $300k would get you between 6% and 7% net return.The gentrification of the area is something we can't/shouldn't really address, because you have to use your own best judgement.

Your concern is who is on the deed and who is on the note/mortgage. 

Treat your real estate like a business, take care of your properties and tenants, and protect your assets, just in case...These tenants just got awarded $1.6 million for a bed bug infestation that was not addressed promptly by the landlord: https://www.nytimes.com/2018/04/04/us/california-bedbug-lawsuit.html?

A website and stuff should not be a primary concern, getting your information to motivated sellers should be.

I purchased land and subdivided the land into separate lots with individual addresses.

Always pay on time except one credit card bill sent to his older address never got it.

My main concern was that since this was a 4 bedroom house, more than likely a family was going to be purchasing it.