You should contact a closing attorney in your market and ask them for a basic contract you can use. 

For example, find a good duplex, move in one half, and rent out the other side to basically live rent free.

Nation one buys/rehabs HUDS only and they do a very basic job of it.

But you need t know some basic accounting.

This reminds me of Engineering 101 The basics of hydrostatic pressure regarding cement with an initial high moisture content.

In central california (Hanford) there are basically no short sales/foreclosures on the market.

It basically means that the landlord is only allowed to raise the rent at the rate of that year's inflation.

CMHC allows for a 5% Downpayment if that's all the cash you have available, but as @Chris Scott has already mentioned, put more down if you can as it can kill your cash flow numbers.If you have any VERY basic questions you can't find answers to on the forums feel free to reach out to me at any point, I'm just learning the ropes as well.

I then no longer have payment problems.That ruling has t do with the value but the court still can do what is referred to as a "cram down" reducing amounts that have nothing to do with the value of the collateral or dismiss it entirely for non-compliance.Next, if you're renting the car, good for you, if you're simply a secured creditor, it's unlawful collection practice, you're basically denying use.

We do have the current month to month leases so we have their very basic information but I would like more - employer, pet, vehicle info (on site shared lot), emergency contact info.