I'm semi-retired and don't think I want to buy anymore income real estate.

@Michael LaoHello Michael, I'm an agent in Spokane and semi-new to investing myself but have helped several investors in my work.

We have several millennial tenants that have preferred to stay semi-rural/suburban than make the move to the inner city.

There are still some that are semi-reasonable like this one: https://www.zillow.com/homedetails/2308-Beth-Ln-Bentonville-AR-72712/70722430_zpid/I believe mine was listed for 170k when I bought mine.

Normally I’d be fine w a semi roommate situation but not so sure w COVID.

He is a "typical" CPA, and this is the first year that he's doing RE taxes, so I just want to be semi-prepared to see what he comes back with.

We listed down some cons that we came up with and I'm wondering whether these would be an issue for possible renters in this area.Steep short driveway, no side walk on a semi-busy street, smaller living and dining area, listed as 3 bedrooms but actually looks like 2 and half bedrooms (doesn't look like it would work for a larger family), entrance to basement is outside.Pros are interior is fully newly done, smaller yard and driveway so less work (landscape and snow removal) and the taxes are lower, close to the train station and stores.Wondering whether I'm overthinking it or this is not how possible renters would view this as a possible home.

Also, Im a semi-retired CTO/COO and would like to speak to others with either similar ideas or people that are interested in combining smart technology with property investment

They applied two coats bc the wood is dry and it's a semi-opaque stainer.

Otherwise, don't worry.The only time I got fooled by a hot check (not a fake one, just a rubber one) the guy has a semi-sketchy background, no LL history, but the person who referred him to me said, "He just needs a chance!"