If he's a professional and has done this before he probably has a reliable financing source.Don't get caught up in the legality mumbo jumbo.

I'm not sure if we should pay for a professional to come out and deep clean them which ive gathered will cost us $170 and that may not even clean them enough..or should I just leave them for the landlord to deal with.

I'd like to target young professional and young/small family tenants, but I'm open to college students as well (we have a lot of colleges around here).

Probably depends on your court's procedures but we'd suggest to look for companies that professionally do this type of work.

For getting a unit ready between tenants, I have a list of professionals.

Nearly 8 million of these businesses were in three sectors: real estate, rental and leasing; construction; and professional, scientific and technical services.

I have set up a professional website for screening motivated sellers.

If you pay a quality lawyer for your paperwork and are a diligent professional in setting up procedures and systems for doing business, then you can mitigate a lot of this risk yourself.General liability insurance: This helps cover the LLC if someone slips and cracks their head open on the sidewalk, gets hurt at work, etc.

So to get around this and play the game you just hire on a licensed professional florist for 8 hours a week and you are good with the state.

Do you think it's okay to make "home made" bandit signs or should I buy them to look more professional?