I would look into building your website on Word Press.

If you currently live in your home and have owned it for at least five years, look into how much it would rent for and consider buying another SFR or multiple (same strategy as above).This is how I became an accidental investor.

Hi Michael,I am in the process of building a word press blog that I want to connect to my website.  

Account Closed  no worries, enthusiasm is understandable, indeed, crucial.Be very wary of anything in the mainstream press about real estate, especially "best/worst" lists.

If they put it out in print it had to be true......yes, that thinking went on since the printing press was invented until about the 1970's when more of the public began to question what they read.

There are a lot of "accidental" landlords (like myself) who bought in 2005-2007 who now have no choice but to rent out their properties, so you are bound to find someone.

Makes more sense as the guy that owns under 10 units will be hard pressed to use any pay PM software when there are freebies out there.

I haven't toured the house yet, but I think it also could easily be adapted to a multifamily with an exterior stair access or perhaps an interior one, but have to look at it  However, it is also in a real nice neighborhood of old SFR just like it, so I'm hard pressed to want to ruin the outside appearance with a stair case.Sooo...First question - is a three story, 4 bedroom, 3500 sgft house too big to successfully rent in the SFR market?

In the end, everyone ends up with a bunch of pdf documents, with a random mix of some signatures digitally pressed in the pdfs, some signed & scanned, some signed & faxed.

We own just one unit(1BR 1BA oceanfront)on the resort, and are pressing for two more currently.