I started in early 2009 as a CA transplant and have not looked back.

Hello all,I'm a recent FL transplant and one of my lists I send DM to is the tax delinquent list.

Partime Critical Care Nurse for almost 20 years including research, organ transplant and Pharm.

How's about identifying who the tenants you want to manage are (create a profile of who they would be; income, credit, etc) and then find those people out in public or in different meet ups or whatever, and ask them where they would want to live. Real

A lot of mid-size complexes let the PM live rent-free.

The total he needs each month from me is 1800, I have 2 rooms rented out for 600 each, so once I get the 3rd person, I'll be able to live rent free and he's fine with that.That is what got me into thinking about becoming a landlord rather than wholesaling, I do understand I'll need to keep my job, but I've obviously never bought a house before and thought it would be a great idea to keep my currrent situation going.

I'm a recent transplant to the area - I moved with my husband to BG from the Portland, OR suburbs where I grew up.  

I hope to use it to get my foot in the door (pun intended), and maybe live rent free while doing so.Thanks again Jim!

I bought a duplex in Oklahoma so I could live rent free.

The agreement between father and son, was that the son would live rent-free for a short period, and ultimately purchase the property at some time in the future.