This chart is a great example of the kind of transfer you can get:http://taxfoundation.org/blog/real-value-100-each-...Not only is my employer compensating for the lower value of $100 here.

Learn about the transfer and lending documents, sales documentation, deal structuring, everything that you can. 

Agree on a contract, purchase out right, pay off the balance....or make a sub2 deal with some/all cash today.....either way, get deed transfer simultaneous to paying arrears.  

., relying upon a document that appears to pass title or some interest) or a claim of right (squatter).Easements can be formed by act of law, claim or affirmative or involuntary transfer and may be the area of law that merits further study, in this case.I've been involved in each and every one of these type cases, and each from both sides.

While most posts are US related I am sure you can transfer it over.

Who hasn't learned the hard way what can happen if you don't double check the utility transfers at move in? 

If you have none of this, 1) you could still be required to refund their security deposit when they leave, whether or not the owner transferred it to you, and 2) since there is currently no written lease in place, you could require screening, credit and background, employment, etc., as if they were new applicants.  

I personally have no material desires beyond a comfortable home, reliable transport, and internet access.Back on topic, yes, similar cashflow could be achieved with $60K houses that rent for $1K/month.

A subject to transfer it NOT the only transaction that violates most due on sale clauses.  

Sometimes transfer is done with an endorsement stamp on an existing assignment document, so you may not have an original assignment document for each transfer.