I'd love to turn the condo equity I never expected to have when I bought off a desperate sponsor in 2009 into a steady income stream, but don't have the time to be a full time landlord.  

Hi BPers, just wondering, if anyone had or heard of similar judgement in the US. It didn't happen to me, nor I know the landlord in question. Regardless, it is very upsetting. It is common practice among landlords her...

The land development established and plenty of room for growth.

Both are landlord friendly states.

There are a number of areas around the medical centre that you could look at (not condo-land as the HOA's are incredibly high).

A couple of the developers have been Assisted Living Facilities.He is wanting to see if there is some way to lease his parents land to one of these developers, so his parents can either retire to one of the Facilities, or provide them with a monthly income so they can live in another one.  

Here's the disclosure:"Summary of Landlord-Tenant code.

I've called a couple current and former landlords in the neighborhood to get an idea of what their properties rent/rented for, but one didn't remember and the other didn't answer.I assume 10% for PM and included that in my expenses to get to my FCF.I didn't use Zestimate - I used actual sold comps as close as I could get to the area with similar sq ft (<1000)

I'm sure other landlord are having to do same.. it keeps tenants aware they have to license and keep cars operable, nothing makes a property look worse than a dead beat car.2.

My question is do I have to honor the previous landlords lease?