I leave them a very simple one page letter for landlords, the benefits of lease to own versus regular landlording and my contact details.

Regarding SSI or disability checks, I have no evidence or research on this but I've heard say that if you request direct deposit of your benefits check, you can actually get it on the 1st.

Finding someone familiar with the process even within Wells Fargo is tricky, so you can benefit from this agent's recent experience working with me.Tim

My plan was 1.benefit from property appreciation coz I signed contract for around 850$/sqm the first one, now it might cost somewhere between 1300-1400.

It would appear the Northeast and Midwest could benefit, but unlike the 1980s, a lot more people live in Houston than before.

I've gotten a very negative feel regarding tenants in rentals for the most part on this board, it's really refreshing to find somebody who is willing to give the benefit of the doubt to the disabled, recently homeless, just-fleeing-the-nest sort of people, and still with a positive attitude toward them all. :)

When I discovered the tax, appreciation, and rate of return benefits of real estate as compared to stocks, bonds, or p2p lending, I decided an addiction to REI would be in my best interest as an investor.

I am sure it will take several years for the benefits to flow through, but when the residents in that market see their utility bills drop substantially in the future, all landlords should be able to push market rents a little. 

I work full-time at a plumbing company and - while tankless solutions are fine for certain families - they really aren't for everyone.Their main benefit is the endless supply of hot water.

It's our way of compromising and giving them what they want.I sent her a letter stating the benefits, the ugly taxes, and negatives of being a landlord.