Hey all;Is anyone out there adding language to their leases to compel tenants to seek rental assistance if they lose the ability to pay rent for a period.

(I also posted this in the official BP Facebook Group.)

My wife & I have officially gone from 1 to 2 STR's!

Before officially making the move, I would house hack via FHA in NYC right now.

His e-mail was more on where they are at in the legislative process vs actual language, so no wonder I'm behind on what it says. 

If you have your license, let them know that you will be using all official broker forms.

LLC can be set up on the states official website.Last one I did took about an hour and $200.

Whats going on guys,I'm a full time wholesaler from Houston, and can offer some tips.Contract - You can use the official contract promulgated by your state or you can use a generic one (BiggerPockets has plenty).

As for your seller.....well, that’s his problem, as long as you stayed within your contingency timeline and language.

@Olga Kostrova not helpful for this but next time it might be helpful to write in "buyer has X days from seller's delivery of the complete set of all due diligence documents to...." instead of the vaguer language about inspection/contingency periods I often see.