Best of luck And to add on to point, those of us with some grey in the beard know a 20yr tenant is going to fight tooth and nail to stay.

Durham was crap back then too. The

Because of the rain, GA is one of the states set to see the most ecological impact, erosion will be a bigger issue in a few years. 

My mom has established new lease terms with a 5 year lease agreement with the Company in an effort to protect herself against the possible liability that would come from having to remove the blades, and required a huge insurance policy to protect her against this too. The

.- Maintenance when tenants are staying, what you said is doable too, the only pain fall that I am seeing is to trust the maintenance company and do a recurrent inspection.- Urgent maintenance issues, this is the most tricky part, in my case I have 3 of these situation and the go-to contractor didn't even answer the phone, so I had to find someone else, so made many calls to get this sorted quickly.One of my investors lives in Chicago and found that the house was destroyed when the tenant left so his wife came to Dallas for 2 months to fix everything so they can put back in rent. 

if you're not an experienced Builder, have one company put in the foundation (place erosion controls, dig, pour footings, call for inspection, pour/block walls, set anchors, wait 28 days), do rough backfill 3. have framer frame the house.The Builder (called a Developer in some areas but not my area) does all 3 steps, or you'd do them if you're the Builder. 

Remember, inflation is NOT things getting more expensive, it's your dollar being worth LESS, the erosion of purchasing power. hence why EVERYTHING "costs more".     

I was wondering if the home is owned by both my wife and I, does my wife have to sign the property management agreement too? The

It's actually my experience too. The

the Reason is if you do a sub too .. the buyer can default and it will take you  a few months to figure it out by then your have mortgage lates on your credit its hard to take the property back on the wrap you can easily foreclose etc.. really depends on what your credit score is worth to you .. ???