Not only is it an annoyance to the tenant to have people knock on the door and ask questions, but if they are interested in purchasing they will appreciate this.Some suggested language for the addendum:"It is understood and agreed that if landlord sells property during the lease or any renewal term, landlord has the right to terminate lease if landlord gives at least ____days written notice to tenant.

I wasn't sure if this should go into the landlording category or not.

You appear to be a buy-and-hold landlord, not a flipper, so forget the s-corp and salary/dividend split.

They would be for roofs, new carports, or the asphalt/concrete driveways and parking areas.Many condos are now owned by renters and the landlords are notorious for not paying their maintenance fee.

Anyone have a good source for an insurance company offering good rates on Landlord's policies and /or blanket liability insurance policies?

New landlord in trainingNeedless to say, everything that would go Wrong did,, and I haven't made the same mistake again.I call this project my tuition into the world of REI

Does anyone know if there is a set amount of money a landlord can charge for a tenant cancelling their lease early?

I have been a landlord for seven years and all income/expense is documented through tax returns for each property for at least three years.

It is set up so the landlord pays heat and water, tennant pays electric.

If America continues to buy into this nonsense, which has been the trend over the last 6 years, then landlords will have supreme pricing power and be able to buy rentals for less and less.