I'll be renting out my place for the first time in a few months and I'm wondering where I can get an excellent Rental Lease Agreement that I can easily customize for my local jurisdiction (or have it customized).

Conwell's are bad news just ask Maverick about them.. or Decas or many others there in your fair city.I have as a lender gotten the assets back MANY times in the deep south for lack of notification.. this could easily get unwound..

If no, consider where you want to transition to, and hold off on buying anything right now.If yes, start to read the market, and within 6 months you should easily be able to make a decision on purchasing a house hack.

Like I said in the first paragraph, that is all public record and can easily be found on the county assessor web site.

So either loan them money at 2-4% PER MONTH, or buy easily sellable items at a good discount.

If you have data, I'd love to see it...I could just as easily say 99% of people who voted for Obama did so because they hated Bush and felt that McCain was just another Bush.I have absolutely no data to support my claim, so it's about as valid as yours.

How do you map the pro rata interest for each piece of your overall tax savings to an individual property easily?

this wholesaling will give you the track record and experience to more easily obtain financing once you have saved some money.I know this post may be redundant - but there is no "secret recipe" - these days everyone wants you to have "skin in the game".

We examined this issue extensively and decided that it wasn't something that could be implemented in a manner that would have any value.That said, you can quickly and easily see all forum posts from any user by going to:http://www.biggerpockets.com/posts/user/USERNAMEMost power users of the site typically keep an eye on their dashboard forum feed to see those topics that have come up of interest to them, or if interested in a particular user, go to the page with all their posts.That all said, if the brain trust here has some kind of solution to the forum issue I described above, I'm more than happy to listen.Thanks for the post -- I tried to answer as best I could.

This is probably a really late answer, but I would just call a few foundation guys and get their thoughts and some estimates.I've had slanted floors that were easily fixed, and in both of those cases the contractors could tell exactly what needed to be done to fix it beforehand and it worked no problem.If it involves propping up wood, it's pretty simple.