Sounds like you have a lot of great experience that will serve you well.

Once the tenants are yours, you can serve them notice in accordance with the law even if they do not have a written lease.

Greetings,I'm an investor in NW Georgia and I'm looking for a CPA with a strong real estate background that can also serve as a tax strategist.

It's a great selling point for most people, even though your real motives are self-serving (being able to get them out without evicting).  

My wife and I feel electric is more dangerous because the surface could be hot long after you turn it off and you are more likely to burn food because you cannot control the temperature as well.We see valid points on both sides of the argument so would like to know what you all have in your rentals and for what reasons?

Once they default on rent you could serve them for nonpayment then explain to them their can either just move out before that notice is complete or have an eviction on their record and not be able to rent elsewhere!

I am very lucky because I have zero debt and no bills other than phone and food since I decided to get rid of my car I have no expenses now.

You will probably be better served picking one location and knowing it well rather than using a wide net of locations till you get some deals under your belt.

In fact, if insurance carriers found out that you are renting, you may run the risk of getting dropped from your policy or having a claim denied - see the AirBNB forum below:https://community.withairbnb.com/t5/forums/v3_1/fo...I am independent insurance agent serving Alabama and I'd be happy to help you navigate this process.

There is a Whole Foods in the area, that says something.