As long as they are paying you in full, with late fees included, around 2-3 weeks late, and even if they did this every month, I would be fine with it.I own right at 25 properties, and about 6-7 of them are usually between 5 days to 25 days late each month. 

There are many reasons for this including tax and liability issues.

Although the divorce decree stated that she would try to refinance to get me removed from the home mortgage, she has been unable to do that and so I am included in this HAMP modification and still on the loan for that home.  

You'll surely get better feedback if you post what costs you are including in your calculations.

Most people (myself included) can't afford to live here at current price points and I can't imagine how that is sustainable long term.

Somebody should include that in every real estate agent training course as so many have spread this silly thought process to buyers.

I would have all my docs. run by the attorney, plus have an escrow company for collecting rent and paying the existing mortgage (be sure r.e. taxes are included with that payment also) so it doesn't fall into foreclosure.

@Henry Centola I like both Paul Cavallaro of Something Broken and Fred Butts of Done-Rite Home Inspections.Paul includes a free radon and both are reasonably priced.I don't like Tiger.  

A summary of the code, as prepared by the Consumer Protection Unit of the Attorney General's office, must be given to tenants at the beginning of the rental term.

A:  Yes...and again, you don't know what they are.5) The analysis is based on Zillow recently sold searches for 2/1 and evaluation of county auditor sales in past 5 years of 2/1's in the neighborhood.A:  Much better, but I hope you didn't use the Zestimate...and I also hope your criteria for sold comps "in the neighborhood" only included properties within 1 mile, in the same city, that are within 10% in sq ftg of the property being analyzed...or it's not "apples to apples".