I know of several other rentals in the area as well.The one thing you should expect - they will want animals, whether it's dogs, cats, chickens, or pigs.

I do have a 10% return on a note fund but that is a different animal.

Different animal all together.I Agree that Income verification (and if you can get their signature on the form, Tax Form Verification) is pretty good.

Commercial and Residential loans are different animals. a 4-unit property can go either way.

Big money maker and you can live there for free and moderate the Animal House.You might have some difficulty getting a bank mortgage, but you could either search for seller financing or get a credit worthy co-signer, someone who loves you and maybe gave birth to you?

Unfortunately, this is not a business where we can help every homeowner.Mobile homes are a different animal than single family homes.

I have an animated and affable personality but am more introvert than many think.

Smaller animals like field mice could be poisoned with baits.

Also because usually all uits are the same age, you have the same thing go wrong around the same time, costing double for repairs -Ex: one 20 yr old AC unit goes bad - two months later, the second 20 yr AC unit goes out.so those are things to think about...As a first time landlord 3 tenants may seem a little intimidating at first, but you may find that much like wild animals, many times they are more scared of you, than you are of them - just don't let them smell blood, cause they can still be dangerous.

It is a very different animal than buying sub2 and keeping.