We'll be getting in an phase 1 of the buildout and the developers of the community have a proven track record having designed another community but on a larger scale elsewhere in the metroplex.

We are extremely selective with the deals we pursue and who we pursue them with.... which is why we have the track record we do.

I have it fully tenanted and have provided the tenants a 12 months notice and plan on checking in with them every 3 months to ensure they're on track.

Create a separate bank account for property from the very beginning and find a way to track your income/expenses.

Find a few that you are interested in and then interview a few Realtors who have a track record of success working with Realtors.

Down the track, I’m open to out-of-state, but initially I want to be on the ground.

Just simple record of properties, manage tenants, collect applications, track payments and expenses, maintenance etc. 

My concern is that it's lot line is an active railroad track. 

This approach allowed us to move quickly and efficiently, ensuring the project stayed on track.

I only know of one screening company, Tenant Tracks, that complies with all the CT laws surrounding this.