(There is also a fourth sub-tier of A+++ properties which includes your awesome lakefront homes and 7+ bedrooms at 700k - 1 Million. ) In the Poconos market, we have been seeing homes that are smaller or larger be the better performers. 

It's now time for us to buy a larger family home, but I don't want to sell my 1st home b/c I'm going to rent it out as well.

I've created a daily schedule and habit tracker that fully aligns my daily habits and tasks with my longer term goals.

When I need to send a fax I go to FaxZero.com and can send up to 3 pages for free (with logo on cover page which is just fine by me) or one can pay a minimal fee for larger documents.Hope this helps!

You'll probably get exhausted with this so you need a PM who serves at the ground level so you can focus on higher value tasks. 

The lease has to be supported by rent schedule on appraisal, and not a lot of million dollar properties are going to pencil out even with the larger down payment requirements, but it could.

I am wondering if anyone has any insight on which areas of Memphis to avoid and if it has been saturated as looking online it appears there are a TON of rentals up for grabs and wondering if that is due to rental numbers going down or if it is just a larger city that has more supply.

Our 2/1.5s seem to go to traveling professionals (medical or otherwise), but our larger units attract the insurance company's attention.

You definitely want a "like-minded" individual but you don't want that person to do the same tasks as you or its all just a big waste of time.

I have a smaller group that is free and the larger ones are usually a few hundred $ per year.