We use Foremost (owned by Farmers) they are by far one of the easiest insurance companies to deal with for rental property.

I always offer some kind of referral like $50 or a popular restaurant gift certificate.You can do the Facebook kind of marketing: our rent to own "homeownership in training" program.But I think one of the cheapest way is to go to get tenant leads is to put a big sign on your front yard of the house saying rent to own home, if you have good income please call.Have the phone number on the sign go to answering service that collects information such as name phone number and how much rent they are paying now.Good luck!

Yup posting a screenshot would be easiest.

I decided I wanted to be that person & after looking at a few options REI is the easiest way to get there.

The easiest way to do this is to call a COMPETENT, EXPERINECED, real estate agent. 2.

The easiest is a simple assignment contract (confirm the assignability of the contract you're using!)

@Rhonda Wilson  I would consider the age of the house then figure probably the roof was replaced every 20 years you can also search for permits but  do what @Steve Olafson said and have a roofer look at it and estimate, that is probably the easiest way to get an idea. 

If you use your gift and find a great deal, good things will happen.

I am looking at creating a single member LLC Trust, for our multi family units, not totally because of lawsuit protection, but because they are highly leveraged and our SFRS have a ton of equity, and I am setting them up for future charitable gifting. 

Some of the most common deductions are for mileage,  training, advertising, housewarming gifts.