I am a native New Yorker and I am just now in a position where I can seriously start saving for a down payment on a home.

I am also a Rockville native looking for a Dundalk property manager. 

It seems like a very stable idea to rent to a potentially long term business, but I’m not sure how the community will react.

Sacramento is a pretty big area, to give some concrete area examples: Elk Grove, Folsom, Roseville are some areas that I have looked at Like many bay area natives, I've lived in, and done business, in both towns.Oakland's "notoriety" for being dangerous is a) 30 years out of date and b) where still true, very neighborhood specific.

The seller does not sign the last paper needed for the title company and doesn't react to our calls and mails.It seems like he wants to wait until expiration and sell it himself.Any ideas how I could act in that case?

I’m a born and raised Prescott native now living out of state.

How did they react to a stranger knocking on their door looking to buy their house? 

Its more cost-effective than QBO, coming in at about a third of the price of QBO Plus (which is the minimum subscription you can have with rental properties due to need for class/location tracking.)Xero also connects natively with lots of apps, including HubDoc for receipt management.

I've been a native of Pittsburgh for the last 24 years of my life.

I always love listening to the different podcasts that are made by people in the BiggerPockets community such as this one, Wiire, BiggerPockets Money Podcast and more.As a native from the Raleigh, Durham area of over 29 years, I love hearing people from other areas list several areas around me as some of the best markets to come in 2023.