I am going to have an attorney review my lease agreement.Should they also review any of the following: rental application, work order maintenance request, consignor agreement, changes in terms of lease) Am I missing anything? 

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*This link comes directly from our calculators, based on information input by the member who posted.Duplex in CO, outside Denver in Longmont. I am told this is an up and coming area with ...

@Connor O'Dwyer A start is googling "How to get a real estate license in CT" First link: "How to Get a Connecticut Real Estate License I CT REALTORS"Review local boards that might be offering classes:Review the list to find the board closest to you, call them, and keep calling to see who offers something that suits your needs.Then get after it.

After reviewing a few listings / numbers in those areas, good MFH deals are a difficult to find and cash-flow (or break even) given high principal, interest, and taxes.

I review about 1,000 retail properties  a week nationwide for my clients.

At first glance, this sounds like an imputed interest problem when the IRS reviews it and sends you into negative cash flow.

I have had many reviews about how clean the house is and never a negative review about cleaning or anything else.

Sometimes a tenant will want 3 years fixed but not as desirable to the landlord unless the landlord knows they are tearing the building down or eventually replacing a mom and pop tenant with a national one.You might want to take your existing lease and any amendments and have them reviewed by a local to the property  commercial real estate attorney familiar with that asset type (industrial, retail, etc.) and give an opinion.

I wasn’t thinking about going below 20% because I was trying to avoid PMI but I’ll definitely review if it makes sense cash flow wise and to free up funds for other investments.