For the most part it has been clear to me that you were questioning the ethics of the mentor or his attorney partner, but the clarification helps.I am unclear why the passage quoted by Kelvin K. would arouse your ire:_____The prospective mentor's agency has completed over 1500 sub2/wrap transactions and only 3 have had "Due on Sale" clauses called.

It is definitely a right of passage for new agents :D We should get the kids together for a play date, I miss Jackson!!

Also, tip I learned the hard way: when you install the digital keypad on the deadbolt above, consider replacing the doorknob below with a closet/passage knob--I kept the normal keyed knob at first, and twice guests locked it from inside and exited--keypad will work the deadbolt above fine, but doesn't do much good if the doorknob is locked! 

Its passage was not publicized much.

Pettit, Esq. in Rental Agreements, Rental Documents, Act 143 (Landlord's Omnibus Law), Act 76 (SB 179) / 1 CommentWith the passage of Act 143 (2012) and Act 76 (2014) the legislature has created several new provisions that a Residential Landlord cannot include in his Rental Agreement.

Ross Hamilton (or whatever this nasal tone, sleazy little self described: "ex dumpster diver's" real name is?)

Almost right of passage.

Even after the passage of strict rent control laws in June of 2019.

. #2) For unit entry doors, install a keyed deadbolt and a passage knob below it (without a key). this eliminates the tenant from locking themselves out since they always need a key to lock the door. #3) I like to inventory just about anything that can break in my units by taking pictures of them & zoom in on model #'s/finish if possible.

Its a rite of passage.