You should be able to find your states landlord-tenant laws online.

It is against federal law to put anything in or on the mailbox.

Don't know CA law.

All that is required is your willingness to invest this money for him in a highly lucrative business venture under strict profitable monitoring.3.

I am also a third year law student.

Rob K - Are those types of deals strictly cash-and-carry, or are you tapping into bank or private financing of any sort.Yes, great deal by the way.

I've decided that we should focus on Austin, TX as our main starting point as it is one of the top cities in the country for population growth, employment, and low unemployment numbers.My wife and I have decided to take nearly a month off of work and fly our family (Me, my wife Victoria, 14mo old baby Jude, and mother-in-law) from Seoul to Austin so I can learn the market and try my best to find some deals within that short time period.

Or is the tenant completely protected by Texas law to do what she pleases even when signing a contract?

As far as buying it with my siblings, one has 1 year left in law school and the other is about to begin her first year at dental school in the fall.

Strictly offer monthly cash returns of 30%-50% and also offer a short term option of say 3-6 years where I will proceed to buyout his/ her portion of the property (in this scenrio 75K)and also potentially offer a % appreciation of the 75K (in this deal the investor walks away with monthly cashflow returns as well as a variable appreciation return on his principal amount)Just some thoughts I have in my head.