But I understand from folks who do use long-term leases that the best practice is to have a "break lease" clause that clearly outlines the terms in the event the tenant or the landlord wants to break the lease.

How does one find real estate meetups and events in the area?

Beyond the Monthly Management, Placement & Maintenance fees, all other fees in our contract are IF EVENT -> THEN fees.

Choose a A rated company that will stand behind you in the event of a claim or lawsuit.

I've been informed that this will trigger a taxable event and result in duplicate fees on a County, State and Administrative basis.

In the event of foreclosure and ultimate sale, it's pretty easy to do so long as your loan was fully covered, what do you do for any loss, who collects first?

You can get insurance that, in the event of a vacancy due to non-payment of rent, will pay you up to like 6 months rent and up to like $1k for attorneys fees for eviction.

One at a time only;Provide your credit and guarantee the deal with the right to assume the debt in the event of default on the agreement.

In the event that I could choose from the owner's credit or the 203k which do you think would make more sense?

A member may resign look to your "events of withdrawl" in your operating agreement, then look to vacancies of members.