I have also thought about setting up a 5-year balloon on this fund to give both myself and my investors a clear end date.

Yellow letters, professional letters, post cards, zip cards, etc.

I call BS on that, because he wrote them a clear letter showing intent to vacate.Now I know it's not my problem, as the applicant signed his lease and sent me the security deposit.....However, I'd like to do him better and help him exercise his rights......Anybody know how to go about enforcing this??

I bought one on the list after I mailed about 50 letters.

Send them a letter telling them exactly what was charged and how much it was.

Yellow Letter?

@Daniel Johnson1 Letter of intent to buy on land contract (with intention to assign)2 agreement for deed3 servicer agreement4 sale and purchase agreement for the future terms and conditions5 seller disclosure

welcome aboardgo out and make a deal it is the best way to learnlook at it as buying a cargo look around and kick some tires look at it as if you need a house a place to live for 1 year maybe something that needs a little fix up now make the deal happen- owner carry, 5 year balloon with a little money down, there are many ways to buy, you just have to be able to make it happenonce you have one deal done and see the process youll ask yourself why haven't I already made this happenenjoy

The tenant should specifically describe the damage or defects and the required repairs in both the phone call and the letter.

@Chad Duval In all honesty, based on the area in MA you may be able to charge $50 per month additional for a pet.Typically what we do is make the tenant verify the animal is up to date with a letter from their vet, verify that the tenant has renters insurance with the pet named as an insured and also have them register the animal with the town/city the property is in.