As an attorney who handles evictions for many homeowners, I can tell you that if not done properly, renting has the potential to be a total nightmare.  

If you have the proper applications filled out by qualified persons their should be very little to be worried about.

I have read the stickies on land-lording and read up on websites like ezlandlordforums.com to get proper documents.Is it important to contact a RE Attorney to go over leases and other forums before renting to tenants?

The only two things that matter are; was it well built and was it properly maintained?

I'm glad to hear that they deal with uploading my data once I have it in the proper format.

Hopefully I'll never have to even think about using it, but I am a father, husband, and bread winner so I need to make sure I come home.I would recommend people get the proper training so you can operate the firearm confidently and safely.

Vague language can nullify the clause if it establishes no guidelines to follow.If you are going to sign a clause you need to make sure it is written in your favor or as neutral as possible. www.adr.org is the american arbitration association website which can walk you through the proper steps to setting up the clause and finding a neutral arbitrator(soooooo important!)

They just presume all paperwork was filed properly and move on. 

Then you'll know what people are expecting and that will help with the previous point.Good things to learn:- If there is a course that assists in writing proper business correspondence, that's very helpful. 

My realtor wants to list my condo at $750,000 which would give me about $400,000 in proceeds after the mortgage is paid off.Does it make sense to purchase a pair of investment homes outright (possibly a triplex and a slightly nicer duplex to owner occupy), or should I apply for mortgages and put the rest of the money in my savings?