On this Rental Agreement the following:           "Landlord reserves the rights and Tenant agrees to permit and allow Landlord/Owner to market/show the room to              future tenants by giving Tenant notices to show the room on the following day or twenty-four (24) hours in                          advance by text/call and on some exceptions allowing Landlord to market/show Tenant’s room on the same day                of the notice given to Tenant when potential future tenants are pressed for time with or without Tenant’s consent"My question is:  will this hold up in court? 

There are a few big cap-ex and exterior projects that are the most pressing, and as a result, we are making slow but steady progress in the interior.

Without getting a good look inside you'll be hard pressed to know the answer.

Couple these misleading articles with the resurgence of flipping TV shows and it's no surprise that there are tons of people lining up to get their feet wet.

I came across this tv show about the world's worst tenants.

I'd recommend connecting with actual RE investors and avoid the TV guru seminars that just sell training packages in hotel ballrooms.  

Think Cable TV, internet, phones....everyone does it.  

My guess, is that if your company is like most, you'll be hard pressed to have a career that provides you a salary that ever exceeds $100k.

Back in the early 80s in the hey-day of cable TV real estate gurus this was one of the go-to methods to attempt no-money-down transactions (anyone remember Ed Beckley?) 

I watch court cases on TV, with people driving around in cars with book value of $1,000 suing for $5,000 in an accident.And I get a good laugh when people say they'll get a lawyer on these small cases.