I'm based in france so I expect very different scenario to there in the states.I'm have decided to invest further in a town near me called Saint Yrieix (SY) - it has about 7000 inhabitants, high employment and good connection with a larger town Limoges 25 miles and 140 000 inhabitantsLooking at the chart below on right SY has much few tenants (locataires) ratio to owners compare to the large town also below.Is there any guidance you guys can give me on selecting an area to invest and what sort of signs one should look for.

Goodmorning BP family, My name is Jadel Patterson, an active duty soldier getting ready to transition back to civilian life.

If Earth has been removed and all inhabitants are no longer governed by laws here is what I would say.1) A landlord should inspect a property, determine damages and send the remainder of the security deposit to the tenant.

They're probably now inhabited by a meth brewer who thinks that turning tricks is good weekend entertainment.Now, if you really enjoy headaches and like replacing windows and HVAC line-sets every week, please... buy this house and rent it out.

I have been in the military my entire adult life and am looking to broaden my chances for financial freedom once I enter the civilian world.

He's one of the partners and is very experienced in habitability issues.

Stay at 4 or under inhabitants and you should be fine.Regarding your Choice 2, expect competition for those homes.

Permitted uses are intended to encourage agricultural activities and other such uses required for, or desired by, the inhabitants of the community.

Sounds like you then have 4 inhabitable trailers on a rural lot lacking utilities.

My tenants move in 7/1.I actually ended up doing things a bit differently than planned, but I think I'm still happy with the results.A couple approached me about wanting to rent it all out as a 3/2(instead of a 2/1 and a 1/1 as I had planned.)They were only willing to pay 1500(which is still above my lowest happy price point of 1400)But, the tenant is very handy(he's actually a civilian contractor at a local Air Force base) and is willing to do all maintenence and repairs and upkeep himself.