However, it is important to recognize the risks and making a good decision, so you can move forward with confidence in your future investing.Hope this helps - this is not legal advice, simply just my personal opinion and approach to the topic.

My question is am I legally able to tailor the lease to suit my property, etc.

My question is am I legally able to tailor the lease to suit my property, etc.

Obviously you are not the legal owner of these firearms and I would wash my hands with them completely.

When do you typically go in to inspect the property to be sure there’s no damage (legally)?

Electronic signatures are 100% legal in the state of Pennsylvania since 1999.READ HERE

In most states it gets flagged by something called Lis Pendens which is a legal document that the bank is sending to the borrower saying you haven't paid your mortgage and we are moving forward with the legal process to foreclose.

No good reason to leave tenants on an oral lease, but they are legally binding.

@Chris DeSisto I think you are confusing terms.....the “equi” in “equitable interest” has nothing to do with “equity”, as in the spread between debt and value....it’s a legal determination of “rights”, and would apply just as well to an upside down property.

If you aren’t familiar with what this is, it’s a written authorization to represent or act on another's behalf in private affairs, business, or some other legal matter.