It's hard to do as a motivated 18 y/o but it will actually help you! 

I wouldn’t go out of state until you’ve tried what’s available around y  Definitely agree small town USA is overlooked!

Kevin, it will cost you a lot less to talk with your atty. and set up a prorated lease where a portion if no all of your utilities can get billed back to your tenants similar to many commercial leases that do CAM charges.

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Hey Kevin, a couple thoughts from someone who's done something similar.My wife and I moved with our (not even) 1 y/o son from the Bay Area to Metro Detroit in 2017.

Quote from @Brandon Y.: I have an option on a .33 acre parcel in St.

Plus, like Ann Bellamy stated and Anthony Y. pointed out - it's all a .pdf to most of us who take advantage of the fax-to-email technology.

With great interest - Jim Y

If anybody has any thoughts on this and wants to weigh in, I would be grateful.Nicholas I think you are looking at this backwards - you need to first start with I have X amount of dollars and with that money I can buy Y. 

I'm not sure how straight-forward your rental amounts are, but I needed the ability to line-item out several different charges (CAM fees, etc.) as well as have different base rent amounts based on the year of the lease (cost of living increases yearly) and found that Innago was the best fit for me.