Just want to make sure you have your financing covered through a portfolio lender... they generally don't do 30 years and are generally more expensive.

Also how hard would it be to get renters out of the home if I where to buy it.There is Federal law that covers Tenants at Foreclosure, and what the Tenants' rights are after the foreclosure.

It's hard to cover everything here.

Insurance will cover liability, bankruptcy is unlikely to force sale on a half interest, besides the homestead exemptions for a primary residence.

I attach this to the lease and it covers all aspects of owing a pet including vaccinations etc.

There is alot to cover and I'm sure it will end up in a mess for both of you as it's clear you have not been doing this long enough to gain the skills and knowledge to pull it off.....so my suggestion is to pull that option and get things set up first.

Many BP threads already exist covering this person; here is a search link to show these threads:https://www.google.com/search?

There can also be RE opportunities as an investor, as a private type, with N/Ps, I think that's covered her to some extent. :)

Yes, Title 2 Chapter 5 of the TPC covers that.

Two specific questions, but I hope this covers the general subject of what a landlord should provide.For one, what about HVAC filters?