That is a risk I choose to take.

For me, choosing a tenant is not just one piece of criteria.

It is on a concrete slab and is big enough to fit a couple of bicycles, a kayak, a BBQ or whatever else the tenant chooses.

My question to you is, use a generic Purchase agreement and let the seller choose their own title company?

So can a 'Buyer' choose to pay a premium for a property?

Cheap, fast, and chancery court there is very management friendly.If, whether you choose DE or NV, the LLC does business in a different state than the state it was formed in, it needs at extra cost (it varies greatly) to be registered as a "foreign entity" in the actual state of business.

The question was more with regards to the ethics of choosing to ruin one tenant's personal property over another's when a reserve fund should be set aside to fix a problem associated with the landlord's property that is clearly inconveniencing his tenants.

., the % of the bill paid by a person occupying a one bedroom unit will pay a smaller % of the overall bill as 4 persons occupying a two bedroom apartment.Here is an article for your review:http://www.multihousingnews.com/news/national/increasing-revenue-not-rents-with-utility-billing-systems/1004044409.htmlAlso, if you choose this type of plan, you will need to revise your lease agreement to explain that monies paid are first applied to the utility bill and the remainder is paid for rent.

Legally, you are not really able to choose someone because you think they might be a less picky tenant.

The chunk of money goes towards your down payment if you choose to buy.