Just trying to dispel the myth that the lender automatically gets the property back or might lend for this purpose alone.However, after that happens, is there anything that would go against the borrower besides his own money he invested in the property?

Seems OK, given that the tenants won't have any plumbing :)Now, do you have to have automatic openers?

I want to know if anyone has experience with aluminum wiring and if it is a automatic reason to walk away.

I'm no lawyer, so not sure how it would work, but have you thought about giving notice to the other 2, whatever your lease says, 30 or 60 days, if you have a clause in there about automatic revert to month-to-month if no one gives notice?

Window units are designed to be removed therefor they are not automatically included in the sale of real property.

Make sure you document your unsuccessful efforts to find a suitable tenant to replace them upon move-out.As far as it showing up on their credit and to other landlords, others can advise you on how to make that happen but it is not automatic.

I would really like the solo 401k, since from my undertanding you can contribute up to 50k a year..so that automatically reduces your adjusted gross income by that 50k...nice!

It doesn't automatically extinguish the suit like it does in other states.

A couple of thoughts:1> Buying a rental property doesn't automatically mean that you will make money.

Their lease does not automatically renew, so end of the month the apartment is no longer theirs.