From your one example, a door getting kicked in and damaged balusters may not warrant eviction, but if damage continues and progressively worsens, you may have sufficient cause for eviction.2) Significant nuisance to others: most leases will state that disturbing neighbors and other tenants may result in eviction.

I graduated from Hamline U "back in the day."  

Hi JohnI have a student unit in Ham Town and have had ones in SUDBURY and North Bay.If u can manage the increased damage & turn over...they are good for cash flow!

where ever U pick and you will get solicited by those in their pet cities or those that broker for turnkey outfits.the main thing experience has taught me for OOS investors is you simply have to stay out of urban core.. if you just to look at proforma's and pick the highest return your also in most areas picking the absolute highest risk..

not really someone posted the exact same thing a few months ago.title company usually wants a contract.. so you can go to the stationary store by a blank generic purchase and sale agreement fill it out get the seller to sign and U sign and hand it to the closer .. really simple as that.

Or u can deposit it straight into your bank account.

@Kevin Young sorry can you explain a little when u say break even I don’t think I get it.

There are a lot of great areas and lots of areas to stay away from, depending on what your hoping to accomplish, if your wanting those A-B neighborhoods, Millcreek, and  some areas around the U are also great.

@John Elliott like most I’m limited for time and travel, do u visit the place before buying or at all?

1) screaming tenant process .lol u might want to improve at this 1st step to advoid issues.I manage property for someone.