Again, they transact quietly.The few exceptions are a handful of very large foreclosures (e.g. 3200 units in Houston) with terrible operators. 

Thank you, and thank for details advice, I really like have no option period, in some of our offer, I think we should have done that, since we don't see much issue with the house except cosmetic, and even though there were issue with foundation and plumbing, they have been fixed with high reputation companies and with transferrable warranty too.

I was a property manager for my mother’s investment properties before she passed with dementia, and most of her tenants paid on time, except for one I had to evict.  

(Property taxes and mortgage interest excepted, but deductible on Schedule A).  

Then you transfer your existing IRA funds (except Roth money) into the checking account associated with your trust.

Do the same thing as above except I would subdivide the lot into a new "triplex" property and "duplex" property.

The exception would be the single night on either end of the hospital stay.

Again, I've read a few good comments about this PM so maybe I am the exception.

I'm not seeing any of the Western NC markets except Asheville itself be hotspots for MTRs, though.

They may prefer it to go residentail and be willing to make exceptions to keep it that way rather than have the other uses of the property.