Well, well, well...look who "Candidate #5" is.CHICAGO (AP) - A lawyer for U.S.

Disclaimer I am not a Lawyer so do not take these comments as legal advice.

I asked in another post about getting a lawyer and was told to save money and to know my renter/landlord laws and be specific about what I put in my lease agreement. 

The strictly legal answer is that you must apply your criteria evenly to avoid accusations of discrimination (i am not a lawyer).The most important part of this is applying criteria when you offer a specific property at a specific time.

It is a great way to find deals, but I will say, it takes some work to find those deals and a trusted lawyer to draw up the contracts.

Lawyer needs not a poa to represent you at eviction in NYPlease find a good lawyer - NYC evictions can take a good 12 months on average

Even if you didn’t, a lawyer has to simply pull pictures of this house before you bought it from the old MLS listing .

Check with a lawyer because if you get someone who really is a gun rights advocate they might try to sue for housing discrimination even though that is not your intent, they might feel that way simply because you asked the question. 

You may want to carefully explain to him that he is responsible for damage to the property just like all tenants are.Another one of my non-lawyer opinions:  If you are not going to renew then you should do it based on the facts and "damage to the property".Remember to evaluate the income and costs of turnover vs keeping the tenant. 

Do I need to get a lawyer involved?