For the lease I'd recommend having a lawyer draft you one.

I paid a lawyer to create this for my licensed and insured property management company.

I empower my team to solve problems on their own and only include me when necessary. 

Start looking for a good eviction lawyer now so that if the scenario presents itself you won't be playing catch up.  

Just hate the though of all the paperwork, banking, lawyers, etc.

I was 22, still living at my parents, dropped out of college (I was told by a professor that I was a terrible writer and would never be a great lawyer), had a 9-5 job working at a title company and now I AM EXPECTING A BABY!

I'm thinking of deeding our rental properties into an LLC (our lawyer suggested General Warranty Deed vs.

You should probably contact an eviction lawyer and let them handle it if this is your first time.

Our relatives just paid a lawyer 1500 dollars for some issue they had with a title from our family house and that was talked down from 10K.Plus, I just don't see myself paying cash for some tiny ill built apartment for 110K in a not very special area just because everyone else is doing it.

They don't guarantee any rents, again there's no home there until one decides to build.I will definitely look into an independent lawyer there to protect myself.