How long have the tenants occupied, what they pay for rent, do they have any deposits, are pets allowed (or have they ever been allowed), who handles lawn care, what does the owner pay for utilities, have there been any lease violations or noise complaints, do the tenants pay on time...Those are some examples.

For example, here at Walnut Street Finance, if you pay off the loan within the first 3 months then there are additional fees.

I'm a fresh law school graduate (from Univ. of Fla.

For example, do you require a $200/per door cash flow and 10% cash on cash returns or are you looking at a 5 year ROI that includes appreciation and selling costs?

For example, spend $50k to pay off your remaining loan or use that money to acquire more assets?

Marshall Leipprandt Thank you very much for taking the time to type out that example.

For my personal goals and purpose of this example I'm looking for long term buy and hold using conventional financing with 20% down at 5% interest assuming closing costs at 5% the house and looking for a minimum of 10% COC return.

Our focus has always been great customer service is the differentiation when you are renting metal boxes....I will give you a quick example. 

They teach Mandarin Chinese from Kindergarten through High School for example.

I love the example that will definitely help me