I am self managing a SFH in St. Paul, Minnesota.  The tenants are boyfriend/girlfriend and under a 12 month lease that started July 1st and so far have been all star tenants.  They pay on time, they notify when things...

I think it's called modified spam when every single post you make is about investing in Columbus because you are an agent there.

They have modified this recently to cover more conditions.Next if you dont have many assets other than your house you probably don't need an LLC yet.There are some tax benefits to having a formal company, be it an LLC or reg corp.there are a lot of factors, total wealth, risk of loss, amount of insurance, how much hands on you will be on repairs, etc. that need to be considered.

@Chris G. any contract can be modified if all parties agree and sign it.Otherwise, your contract should have a renewal period or notice period with which either party can cancel.

I can't modify how I view properties or rents.2.

Have an attorney draw up or modify an existing JV agreement that addresses all concerns of both you and the wholesaler.3.

Also, agents actually can't modify the contract or make suggestions to you because they would "be practicing real estate law".

Hopefully, your lease says the tenants cannot modify the property without your permission.Some of the other items could be ordinary maintenance requests or something you are just stuck with.

@Maria TranYour lease says nothing about tenant needing written permission before modifying the property?

I still don't have funds from one of the refis even though they have the signed closing paperwork and loan and they're threatening to call the other mortgage if I don't modify.