This includes marijuana.If you decide that the apartment would meet your needs and wish to proceed with the application process, we would need copies of a month’s worth of your most recent pay stubs and photo ID for all applicants aged 18+ (I can scan at the viewing).

Stress that any slip up and you will begin eviction proceedings if needed.

you should expect to be INvesting for several years before you see a dollar back.if that sounds like something you're up for, proceed. 

Not saying a judge will rule for or against you just let it be know that 10% increase or more tends to be the make or break number if tenant brough you to court.  

. + He lives in the same city as the building and is well integrated in the local rental market+ He manages the court proceedings regarding evictions+ His 8% management fee is competitive.

They even told me agent that they had already started "foreclosure proceedings" but nobody has any kind of paperwork, nobody has been served, and there is an attorney, notary, title agency, everything to back me up. she called me almost in tears, saying she was scared and she was pulling out, I have her phone call on recording. but yes, I had a title search done, I have title insurance, I have everything.

Estates go through probate court and foreclosure goes through the superior court.

This seems like a small deal with a lot of people involved in it as partners.It seems to me that the more people involved the more likely there will be issues that come up between the partners.And not only issues between the partners, there are more vectors for problems such as divorces, and ex-spouses seeking issues against the business via the court, and etc... 

Therefore you need to file an "Ejectment" which is done at the Court of Common Pleas, which effectively requires an attorney to handle the filing and court appearance. 

My question: should I use those proceeds to invest in the S&P 500 (my current plan), use those proceeds to pay off my other units or just purchase another property?