Each step was its own mini crisis, and once I'd done it once, it seemed painless, easy, and matter-of-fact. 

But I am looking at rehabbing a single family to attract a voucher tenant, so I plan on putting ductless mini split units in the property.

If you have a house be careful renting to 3 or 4 junior (E-5 and below) personnel, if there like me when I was young your house will soon become a mini Frat house.

Great condition, needs flooring and drywall (nothing else I can see).I'm thinking to split it into three sections:1. 1100 SF retail/spa (my other business)2. 1100 SF commercial rental ($12 a foot annual is normal in this town)3. 2400 SF mini-storage facility (I have no idea how to do this, but the space seems excellent for it).Asking price: $90,000 (I plan to offer $80,000)Also of note, there's a significant amount of money being pumped into the downtown to revitalize it, and I'm not the only one buying and rehabbing (not close).Taxes run $2,000.SO!

Quick question, Im about to rent out my Primary residence and it has a bar in the basement in which I have a mini refrigerator and wine cooler, I also have a microwave but plan on taking that out.

Then track the cost per mini-campaign and the response rates and conversion rates.

Out of all the door knocking I did (probably thousands of doors min), I got one listing for a small investment property.

Thanks @Ken Min! I

They own shovels or a mini ex 

@Jim Goebel - Congrats on the mini riot - mine is just over a year, and I know what you mean.I think that a few nice things are that the kids see mom and dad working together.