There are a lot of factors that play into this deal being such a great one for me... but the 1 thing that trumps all is location.Vacancy was and is the scariest thing to me as a landlord.

You may find that your rents are already a little high because the landlord is eating the cost. 

"oh, look, his employer and landlord and current address and work address are all exactly the same person/location/entity."

Our lease has a right extended to the landlord allowing for termination with 60 days notice within 60 days of a sale.She seems like she wants to withhold rent. 

They want landlords to fix their failing infrastructure

Congrats on getting into the landlord business!!

So here is my question, is my landlord responsible for the extra cost of my electric bill or does that fall on me?

Hi All, I need helping finding a local attorney to provide advice on my investment property and current lease. Something has come up and I would prefer a recommendation from someone rather than just googling. It is m...

Wanted to introduce myself ...my name is Isidro...i am from California, i recently got offered an opportunity to get into the real estate investing by my landlord...he has been doing this for about 15-20 years and offered me to work with him...basically i find/generate him leads...he puts 100% of his money, we buy homes cash, if i work on rehabbing he will pay me an hourly rate, and in the end he gives me 40% of the profits...sounds like a fair deal to me since i have 0 liability, i am not using my own money and he is an experinced investor.

I have gotten to know my landlord pretty well and he has been in REI for over 30 years and has 70 doors so I'm guessing he went with that make for a reason.