Another for the neighbors having a birthday party and taking up most of the street parking spots.

The lease should terminate in these situations because neither party can uphold their end of the contract.If the tenant still won't move out, you can probably just sue for possession instead of eviction.

Can current partners sell to other parties?

It's a two way street and both parties need to be ready to jump in with both feet. 

Rule #1 when it comes to repairs is you don't let the seller to make the repair, but you get a quote from a 3rd party company/individual and then ask the seller to credit you that money. 

You can jointly agree on terms in regards to the down payment, the interest paid and the number of payments to find what works best for all parties involved.  

We own half and the other half we third party manage but we treat all of them like our own.We are always looking to buy new properties or add to our third party management portfolio as well.

Hey JJ,The way I sourced my PM team for the most part(I currently work with 3 different companies because of the markets I'm in) was by doing the research in the market, picking the top 3 based on my findings, and interviewing each one.

The not so predictable part is timing and somethings it is not so easy knowing what part of the cycle you are in.

The cool part is that IF they do not exercise the option, any and all payments are forfeited and you can sell the home again.I highly recommend that you have an attorney draft these agreements for you if you decide to go this route.