Something about 80+ houses having major issues due to possible negligence.

Taking it one step further, the vast majority of my tenants don't work, so the commute time discussion is completely moot as far as my plan is concerned.

Through observing what many of these out of state or passive real estate investors (your most likely client base)  prioritize in these forums two items that jump out are avoidance of major capex repairs and asset protection.

We're not likely to see major appreciation in the coming years, but I do think buyer sentiment will improve which will likely lead to better pricing via competitive offers vs. the current market. 

Background checks revealing failure-to-pays or past evictions have become more common, and you're not alone in seeing this trend in Baltimore County.One major reason for the deterioration in tenant quality could be the backlog in processing housing assistance applications and increased financial strain caused by COVID-19.

Your best bet is going to be to join the facebook groups, there are 3 major ones in Lansing.

This one was a fun one, with no real major issues, just needed a lot of repair and updating.

Now if you have other major things going on in your life then yes by all means I would recommend meeting with a tax professional yesterday but it might be a bit early.

While the Medicaid look-back period isn’t a major concern for you, it's still good to stay aware of it.If you need more advice on financing or tax matters, don’t hesitate to reach out!

I wouldn't anticipate there would be any major issues, otherwise how could you rent to students?