You need to study Florida Landlord lawsas well, the prospective tenants will, they can be found easily online Hope this helped and gl..

I guess I still don't see why you need an attorney reviewing purchase contracts when agents on a 6 week home study course can.To each his own I guess.

Abraham Maslow, a human development theorist, studied people with healthy personalities and believed that people have the ability to be creative in their decisions about life.

The students who studied hard were upset and the students who studied little were happy.

If you do decide to go the HM route (and I agree that a traditional bank/loan should be sought out first)Be sure - and I mean extra sure you can get a refi - and not just some pre-approval letter - make sure someone looks at your actual bank statements / pay stubs / tax returns etc....all of it.Also - I would pay for at least a desktop appraisal and I would study the comps (or have the appraiser chat with you about it) and see what kind of volume is happening in this area.While I have never had a HML for more then 60 days if your going to keep that cash for longer you need to be sure the comps will be there to support it - if your looking 6 months out understand your taking a risk - what if there are no comps?

Set specific qualifying criteria for them so that you get the cream of the crop; graduate students, medical students (not just pre-med, but in the med school), law students (again, not pre-law) - these are the students moving toward a bigger payday ahead of them, and they spend more effort on studies than the partying.

So long as you have a compelling offer like a free book or a 7 part course or something.Building an effective squeeze page takes a lot of studying and work, and after it’s done you will need to figure out how to get visitors there as positioning a squeeze page in the engines is very difficult.

For a while I have been studying William Tingle (Sub2) book, and currently working on a few and I do mean a few assignment deals.

Your question is very location-specific.Go online and find a copy of your state's specific statutes and study them.

One is currently accepted but is foreclosed and still has a tenant from hell squatting in it, he won't allow anyone in the property's first two floors and wants $7k cash for keys and a showing haha By now, from your readings and studies, you should realize that it does not matter what he wants.