Anyway, I definitely recommend reading it for a firm foundation of the philosophy.

If the prospective tenants ask me about sexual offenders in the area, I simply say, I can't confirm or deny but you can research for yourself and make an informed decision.

Over the past 4 months I’ve done extensive due diligence and one of the more interesting pitches I’ve been given is as follows:A RE investment firm in the mid-west helps investors buy homes in foreclosure (property goes from bank’s name to mine).

I am hoping to start a property management firm in Washington state.

Buyer may place an appropriate sign on the property prior to closing for prospective tenants and/or assigns._____________________________ ________________________Seller ?

Also, I would love to hear from Connecticut investors about what lawyers or law firms they use.

Our prospective tenants have two young kids.

I suggest you don't advertise or communicate any of this info to prospective tenants until you've gotten solid legal advice.

I don't do property management and only transact all over the United States.If they are buying in Canada either associate with a commercial firm so you can get trained up or partner with a local person there with experience who can help.

What structural engineering firm do you work for?