You can also buy in landlord-friendly states if you’re worried about “professional tenant” issues.

I had a good friend & client go through it. 

The property would cash flow fine with both, but will works better this way.The house is a MLS deal and I'm not sure there is a way to cut the realtor out as the realtor is a friend of the owner and I do not have direct contact with the owner. 

If you have never been through it before you should hire a competent  attorney, however once you learn this process it can easily be  handled by yourself assuming your property isn't held in an LLC.Although the laws are very tenant friendly, the law states that a Landlord is entitled to receive his/her rent on time and in it's entirety every month - assuming Landlord is doing their part of courseEvictions for things other than non payment can get tricky as proper notice is required and a host of other things.If you have questions please feel free to PM me.thx and good luckChris

Not asking for armchair surveyers, just some friendly advice on due diligence steps, preferred order:)Listing Agent states the property line is within 5 feet of the house.

A friend of mine had a kitchen fire which put his house in the same condition.

Friends,First time buyer here.

Hey BP Nation,A friend of mine reached out to me and want me to represent him as his real estate agent when trying to rent a suite in a brand new commercial neighborhood mall.

Hey BP Nation,A good friend of mine reached out to me and want me to represent him as his real estate agent when trying to rent a suite in a brand new commercial neighborhood mall. 

Hey good people,A good friend of mine reached out to me and want me to represent him as his real estate agent when trying to rent a suite in a brand new commercial neighborhood mall.He is a doctor and wants to start his own clinic, and has found a location he is interested in.