You might consider reaching out to Aaron Chapman at Security National to mark the lending aspect of things off your list! 

My tenant had the pool closed before the winter, as per the lease. Now, they are moving out too early in the year to test if there is any damage to the piping due to incorrect closing. In NJ, the deposit has to be ret...

Automating things also helps a lot (thermostat/security cameras/ messaging etc) and can make managing remotely a lot easier.

I know in the MA/ Northeast market they're not likely going to be considered secured financing because of the lack of credibility they have.

In regards to benefits there are many articles on those however my attention goes to it being the first thing the tenant sees and is the security to their home.

.- Chicago: "Rate of Interest on Security Deposits" summary document (tenant initials even if there is no security deposit).- Chicago: "Preventing Bed Bug Infestations In Apartments" guide (tenant initials received in lease docs).- Chicago: Copy of the Chicago Residential Landlord Tenant Ordinance Summary (tenant initials received in lease docs).- Chicago: Heat/Energy Disclosure Statement (only if tenants pay their own heat, tenant to sign)- Chicago: Chicago Recycling Ordinance Flyer/Disclosure (tenant to sign)- Illinois: "Protect Your Family From Lead In Your Home" guide. 

Its secured by a 1st deed of trust.

Thinking I'd sell individual loans with a revenue share so I'm not creating a security. 

Think of all the things that could go wrong and see if the lease addresses them: unauthorized pets or tenants, early termination, security deposit, lease violations, late rent, eviction, lawn maintenance, parking, etc.5.

What type of exit clauses do you guys typically include in your offer to back out securely?