This property was and is listed by a leasing company so its even more surprising that its not properly licensed or code compliant. 

Training is nice, but very often the real world proves that it only goes so far.I have hired dozens of interns in my previous W2 engineering job and each and every one of them was surprised at how much they didn't know.

My property taxes have gone up again for 2024 (Indiana).I'm surprised by the number of landlords who never raise rents - a few of them that I talked to in San Francisco Bay Area haven't raised the rent in over 15 years.

I just made that transition and I was pleasantly surprised at how easy it was.I can keep all my current bookings with Evolve.I was able to transfer my reviews back to my VRBO listing.For $250, I can keep my photographs and listing description.I am now back on my own and the transition was fairly quick (it took a few days) and simple.

I'm surprised at how difficult it has become to first be disqualified for making and having too little and then being disqualified for making and having too much.  .   

Look for areas with high rental demand, good schools, convenient amenities, and potential for property value growth. 

@Vincent Plant I'm surprised you went through the court and made it this far. 

I want to get it rented out as soon as possible but I don't want to make the mistake of renting it out too soon and then regretting not having full access for any other necessary upgrades at my own convenience.

Since it requires a more in-depth conversation, it is always better to be prepared than surprised!

It's part of the convenience that makes someone willing to pay higher rents for MTRs.