That's where my brilliant idea struck me: why not educate and partner with these budding investors to create a win-win situation?

I feel like struck with bad tenant.

You are more likely to be struck by lightning twice.

Term of the lease is usually a paragraph of its own...this is where one might find the "auto renewal" clause and possibly "right of first refusal" clauses but not necessarily...make sure both of these are struck during the negotiation.

One thing that struck me is that you thought it was a "working class" neighborhood.

I think that the guy was simply trying to let you know that he was interested still to see if someone was willing to change their mind.

Do new investors simply look on google?

Thanks so much Jason - I was particularly struck by your point about the connection between the response I'm getting and the time of my listing: ("it's the desperate that will be looking that far out, so isn't too surprising to me.")

., "XYZ Trust Company FBO John Doe IRA") and using a different TIN.This inconsistency is concerning, and before I proceed further, I want to make sure I’m handling it correctly and in full compliance, especially given the tax implications.If you've:Participated in tax lien or tax deed auctions through your SDIRACompleted the W-9 form with advice from a qualified attorneyOr simply have direct experience navigating this processI’d greatly appreciate your input.

It's simply tax law.