Current zoning would prohibit the whole setup actually, but the building and commercial use are allowed to continue as-is because they predate the town's incorporation in 1993. 

They catch a lot of criminals. 

But with my lower payments I catch up and offset that extra 10k in purchase price in only 20 months, and my 80k cash reserves in the bank means there is no realistic scenario where I am financially forced to sell immediately after buying it. 

You will have higher payments this year because you are catching up to the shortage.

I would really appreciate it if anyone who knows much about insurance or managing a property would cast their eyes over the screenshots below and let me know: 1.

The catch is, her job dictates where we land, so I'm unsure of the exact market yet.That being said, I have two main goals:Get started with my first few deals: Ideally, I'd like to invest locally (whichever US city we end up in).

Hi BrandonI just listened to the podcast #158 it  was very informative for me I know I will listen to it again just to catch what I might have missed.Being new and feeling lost in the RE  investment  this opens my mind to understand what and how I need to run this business, I want to thank you all for the great information you put on Bigger Pockets, I look forward to viewing more.I will keep you posted as to my progress.sincerely Paula

Let's catch up Jerryll over the next couple weeks and dive into the next part of our convo we started last week.

They don't want out-of-area Landlords that are not keeping an eye on the property.

That sometimes catches people via a news story or law enforcement site.Question: if their felony arrests are disclosed, why are you still looking into them?