Are there any unique considerations or red flags you look for compared to the traditional rental process?

We would have preferred to work with them within reason to make it a quicker and easier process.

For example Delaware has additional default rights and processes that an investor can follow if they feel they are not getting old books and records.

It can accelerates process and can make numbers look very attractive (if you are open to renovations, does not need to be crazy)

The tenant then decided to vacate the property and leave a mess in the process.

They have to buy data, wait to recieve it, process it and then upload it all at the same time via an update.

If the tenant refuses to cooperate, begin the eviction process.

To protect this community, they are selective about the people bring in because we all want connect with people who are motivated, committed to the process, and excited about being part of a real estate investing community.

But consulting with the town would be good to try to understand what they're permitting process is like.

The market will naturally balance itself.