I am not sure what they are called down here in Seattle we call them mother in laws.

The case law seems favor taxpayers. 

I encourage landlords to charge both if allowed by state law:  you add a little to your pocket, but you give the tenant an incentive to prevent and/or repair damages themselves to get their deposit back.

I'd advise talking to a real estate lawyer before you get involved in pre-foreclosures and ask for guidance regarding state and federal laws.

Alex, unfortunately i do not think there is a way around that, they want to make sure that you would have the training of all the ethic laws and finance laws of being an agent and a broker. you would need 75 hrs of schooling, test, plus the time as an agent then i believe there is more schooling and tests to become a Broker.

*Interest is charged from the 13th day after the sale to the date of payment on the balance due at the current lawful interest rate.

If there are other qualified applicants it should be first come first serve approach.   4- Depends on the location and what the law requires. 

Besides, inherited tenants often come with inherited headaches.Serve them with the shortest notice to quit that you legally can (both by whatever is in their m2m lease and Ohio laws) to get them out as soon as possible. 

That is currently an impossibility for me to find.Best of luck with this property - keep a tight look on the North Las Vegas STR laws, as they will likely follow suit with whatever changes the City of Las Vegas will make to its ordinance / regulations in the next few months....

This must be done within the timeframe your state laws dictate.