I'm curious if any other landlords have encountered anything like this.Basically, in the new ordinance, if my tenant gets arrested for pot smoking or one of their kids gets cited for underage drinking, I can't be a landlord in town for 3 years?

Always some uncertainties in their mind when there is changes in management/ownership- To learn about the tenants ahead of time and set plan of action after the close (ie, to keep or to kick them out :-))- To learn about the property that inspection might not uncover ...The first day of the close, I knock at the doors (and/or call first) to introduce myself, with the following:- Walk thru the property with tenant and note down inputs and existing issues- A nicely prepared folder containing: + A simple letter stating change of ownership with my contact info + The existing lease agreement I got from seller + A full sheet of sticker for my mailing address (PO Box).

U know like the Top 4 or 5 scenarios that you will encounter.

Covers almost every situation you as a Landlord will ever encounter.2.

I know all about the pitfalls and hold ups that you encounter as a young investor.

Try putting a sticker or note on the door of the house letting them know you are interested.

This will be the driving force that will keep you motivated when you encounter obstacles. 4.

No mortgage owed, house is a serious dump inside and 10' sticker bushes outside.

I know this is a vague, open-ended question, but I'm hoping it will spawn some legit & creative ideas from those who've encountered similar situations.

Once I started running a few test samples, just to be sure everything would shake loose, I encountered my first few problems with the data.