I’m in Colorado so that can be quite a bit.  

The Panama City market has been sliding forever thus why I never recommend buying much in the city except if you want to move here (still...renting makes more sense at the moment)Investing in the city really only comes down to doing a STR business based either on leverage or co-hosting models as rents are extremely low and there is SO MANY apartments and houses that are empty, doing nothing for 2 or more years.

I'm not familiar with Indiana law specifically but in Colorado where I am the security deposit is the security deposit and is not paid per person unless you're renting by the room, but if both tenants signed a joint lease a full security deposit should be yours until the end of the lease and it's up to them to handle amongst themselves

I did get my real estate in North Carolina during covid but then decided to move and settle in Denver, CO. 

Additionally, I would appreciate community insights on renting out properties that aren't condos or co-ops in this area, as well as the market value.Thank you,Manon

STR's I usually manage myself remotely or with a Co-host.

I live in CO and my mountain property has water under it but is about 50k to drill, since we plan to rent it we are putting forth the money but also doing a rainwater collection system for the garden (in CO we can only collect up to 110gal)

Hello BP community,I've had a terrible experience with a PM company in CO.

If the mortgage is in a person's name, but the property is in an LLC owned by that person, I've heard some attorneys say this is a form of piercing the corporate veil because it is the equivalent of co-mingling funds.

Tellus has multi-user support so I can add my spouse or parents as co-owners or managers.