I am not saying don't do your due diligence and not to look at macro metrics, but similarly to prioritize a solid team and a nice end product for tenants.

If your locale does not require licensing, you will need to find the info on your own.Additionally, you need to be skillful in areas of marketing, organizing and prioritizing, systematizing, IT, communications (written and verbal), delegating, design, and much more.

Seeking to collaborate with those who have experience doing so.

We invest only in B properties because we learned early on that our client base prioritizes cash flow and consistency over all else.

Is making all your tenants having renters insurance something to prioritize when renting out your property?

The title insurer needs to be on the phone with your forecloser to work out whatever he has to including any late fees.The net effect of all this is the seller is walking away with $11k in unpaid tax liens which in collaboration with the title agent they somehow are getting the title insurer to pay. 

They increased the income limits to around 100k which is somewhat realistic compared to prior it was like 60-70k which was not enough to even qualify for anything realistically in pierce except for rural pierce or far east side/Roy/Yelm/thruston county etc.  

I wouldn't use this if you simply need life insurance because you'd want to prioritize other financial needs first. 

I'd start by prioritizing the features you're looking for, then narrow your options down that way.

I prioritized areas that are within walking distance to a metro station, which I'm hopeful will only help the already solid appreciation that homeowners in this area can expect.