I explained what happened and pretty much told me I had 2 choices.  1, do nothing and the guy is just out and I through all of it away.  2, schedule a time to let him come in and move his stuff.I choose option 2 with come guidelines.  

Success is a process, failure is a choice

Success is a process, failure is a choice

Originally posted by Ryan R.

Generally speaking, most states will not enforce "choice of law" provisions in contracts unless your business has something to do with a particular state.

If they do not and your rent increase is legal then it is their choice to leave if they do not agree to the new higher rents.

Hi Ryan, welcome to BiggerPockets.com...

So now that the qriginal question has been answered by several here, everyone interested should pay special notice to Ryan's last post and differentiate between private sellers that are non-listed properties, listed properties and REO properties.He has stated that he has been able to get away with no EMD's on most of his non listed private party purchases, and small amounts on the listed ones, but on REO's, he often places larger deposits to get better results.EMD's are not universal with all selling parties.

So long as you don't persoanlly benefit from your child's IRA, you could certainly have it self -directed and would think you could make the investment choices for an under aged child (non-legal adult) Again, consult with an attorney.

The insurance seems a little high, you can increase the deductible to $2,500 or $5,000 and save a couple hundred dollars per year.With respect to a 15- or 30-year mortgage, that's a personal choice.