Are any businesses more prone to any social stigma that may attach to your property, if any.

Starting several weeks out, give tenants guidance on options in your area, both brick and mortar and social media (newer people in town may not know the resources).

Send a few social bookmarking links at it and your video, (depending on the strength of competition), should hit the 1st page of Google in no time at all.

That's a social media marketing book (haven't read it yet, but heard about it and plan to) based on the concept of giving away things of value (establishing the relationship) before you make the sale (go for the knockout).

Not having money to investigate further will not win their case in court.Having said that if there was an item not generally seen from basic examination that the seller was trying to cover up and not disclose that was discovered later after purchase the buyer might have recourse against the seller.Basically do not cut corners on rehab and keep great pictures and records, permits, etc. as proof the work was completed correctly.

We're retired and after what we spent redoing this house, the recession and what we've put in trying to keep the house, there is no income and no savings except for a bit of safe pension $ that they can't get to and our social Security.

She found a social services agency that would give her the month's rent, although we won't actually get the check until possibly January.

Its definitely more expensive but the stuff is close to bullet proof. 

This will help the landlord in proving damages to the property later on.13) surveillance camera - for multi family homes or large properties, the tenant should acknowledge on the lease agreement that he is fully aware that the ppty's common areas is under camera surveillance and will not consider this as invasion of privacy.14) proof of funds - this will not be on the lease agreement, but I would ask for proof of funds to be submitted along with the application form.

Otherwise you will need to prove 750-hour rule for real estate professional for each property, including the proof of material participation in each property.