the chances that 99% of landlords ever end up in an actual trial is so slim to none.. its like a water landing it can happen but the chances are remote.. that's why umbrella insurance is so cheap.Jay has lots of experience but I will second his views.I get threatened to be sued fairly regularly (if has been over half a year since the last person that threatened to sue me so I am on a longer period without a threat of law suit). 

Having the second set of eyes that knows your target area and analyzes deals on the regular will be of significant value.

The problem is these clauses are making tenants responsible for the expense of regular wear and tear.

Plenty of us don't need the money, we like to help investors and regular buyers and sellers move to the next step.

If it's the second one, it should be less expensive and much safer to have a granite contractor do it than your regular contractor. 

(you accomodate them, they test the boundaries)First, you can get the Demand for Rent and Notice to evict on the state website here:http://www.courts.state.nh.us/district/landlord.ht...Second, don't do your first eviction without a good attorney WHO REGULARLY HANDLES LANDLORD TENANT CASES. 

Regular snow removal is part of the maintenance estimate I have.

A potential difficulty is moisture accumulation below the surface of an older foam roofs so make sure it is dry 1st.  

They receive potential deals on a regular basis and use their days in evaluating those deals, as well as the performance of past deals they have invested in.

It's compounding effect of multiple strategies, multiple actions, repeated with regularity and persistence.It is about building a pipeline BUT every foot of pipe laid requires regular maintenance or else it disintegrates into nothing and is gone.