Louise Whidby like most people here they will tell you, if the deal makes sense buyers will want it and if you have done your due diligence have no fear.

If the fear of code enforcement would cause you to go thru all those headaches, just avoid using bandit signs or anything else that would get them on your case.P.S.

Thank you Tim.I've paid for the SDCIA membership, but I fear it was a waste of money.

It's also been described to me as the largest Republican population in a heavily Liberal county and state ;)I can totally understand your fear of offending your neighbors because you probably will - any sign on the lawn other then "Vote Elephant" is offensive there ;)The wavy canopy mountain roads with and breathtaking views there would be the envy of anyone passionate about RE.

You file it at the county recorder's office, and post a notice at the rental dwelling.I don't know if PA has something similar.So basically, your biggest fear is a legal one, but you can protect yourself.Granite is very hard to mess up.

She went from fear of losing her home to a stable financial situation with rental income.

Some soul searching recently has made me analyze why I hate debt and led me to look at my fears and try to approach them differently.

(This is my worst fear as a landlord).

Oh, and another thing...it seems like t is much easier to move from a 580 to a 620 than from a 680 to a 720, so don't fear, you can do it and it might not be as hard as you think.

fear of loss""expectation of a gain"I have investors who own property in hot markets now where if they sell they get a ton of equity over what they bought for 3 years ago when they got it real cheap.They want to take that money and reinvest in other markets where they can still get yield.