Mike,You do realize that this is part 2 of a two part response---please see my previous post for my rationalization---it has been quite some time since we have seen double digit inflation (early 80's), but that was the prevailing trend at the time (rents raise with inflation).

I work for a fortune 500 company and I grew quickly in the company taking on new challenges.I have a good title and earn a 6 digit income.However, I am very overworked and always in high stress.

I have been manually keeping my books and would like to digitize it.

But I want to know how it works, compared to other VOiP such as Vonage or Comcast Digital Voice.

If you are going to grow past 10 or 20 rentals you are going to have to go commercial in any event.2.

Stuff is changing every day in any event.

Each of these activities is a singular event leading to a singular payout.

There could be a slight issue with the mortgage lender but that is not a major issues.You also have other issues when it comes to estate planning if one of you becomes disabled, dies, gets divorced or is just sued for some event unrelated to the house.

If it states that it automatically reverts to a month-to-month or a renewal period equal to the original, then again local law will dictate what you need to do.In either event, once you have given the proper notice, or in the case of a fixed term lease where no further notice is required, local law should also spell out what it will cost your "Holdover" tenant if they are not out on the date specified.

You could also attend any RE related groups or events and start talking to people.