If.you rent to anybody and they don't  live to your liking you going to be put out..You.are.a slumlord and a shallow guy.

This fully renovated 4-bedroom, 3-bathroom home features high ceilings, modern finishes, and a downstairs bedroom for convenience.

Connecting with local investors is next on my list and as slowing looking to narrow my markets.I look forward to chatting in the future! 

Here are a few tips that might help as you get started:Market Analysis: Since you're open to out-of-state investing, look for markets with steady population growth, job diversity, and a balance between rent prices and local wages—those factors often hint at stability and demand.

Might also talk to underwriter at a lender to see what they say.Some cities prohibit wells in the city limits.3 acres is probably big enough for a well pad and a tank battery.Did you pay cash with no title search?

There is a lot of grey area on this site, as there is on most sites, and in the interest of wanting to be fair to posters and not be ridiculously heavy handed, most mods will give posters the benefit of the doubt on the front end, maybe with removing a post and a warning or something similar.

I have no rental experience and a lot of questions.

For the first one there is a ton of data available on markets through the BP website that you may want to jump into and analyze.For the second one, $300 would be considered great to one person and a waste of time to others.

I have been using the BIS site, and as Llewelyn mentioned, the Dept of Finance tax code is 2 family, but no CofO from DOB to support. 

Quick response and a fair cash-for-keys offer is still the fastest and least expensive way to get someone out who isn't paying.