Think of all the things that could go wrong and see if the lease addresses them: unauthorized pets or tenants, early termination, security deposit, lease violations, late rent, eviction, lawn maintenance, parking, etc.5.

I’m the Rookie ready to Take Action, I’ve been hearing a lot lately “the light went off that, selling real estate was the way to make money and I never looked back” I’m Chuck, I currently work at in Wireless Mobility and I’m a current military member.

I’m not super handy, tried fixing it myself, didn’t finish it, and ended up paying a handyman.

Unfortunately most of the damage should have been caught sooner but now it is too late.

She hasn't missed any rent payments, hasn't been late on any rent payments, and hasn't moved anybody else in that isn't on the lease.

I assume once these folks have finished their work, you won't be having further visits to the property). 

James, the house is recently repaired, but I am more concerned with the " what if costs" late rent, move outs, etc.

Hello all, new to the forum and real-estate investing. I purchased my primary residence in October of last year. I’ve made substantial improvements to the property (flooring, texture, interior and exterior paint, tota...

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You want to buy the property in a corporation.If you took the contract in your corporate name, ask for a single asset entity for asset protection purpose.Once you have the property in this newly created company, instead of selling the property and violating the contract, now you can simply sell your company which owns the contract and they can finish the closing.