My area doesn’t have great mass transportation so I’m assuming tenants will appreciate the space.

Ask if they're installing vapor barrier under the home (in VA it's become code) Clarify who's responsible for what damage during transport.

Unemployment-- as long as it's not staggeringly high Average home priceAppreciationMedian Income Good public transportation-- depends on the city.Quick background about myself: Looking for a BRRRR 50-200k.

The name will pop up and you won't be registered as an operating Trust company with the state finance people, they will want to know what you are doing holding yourself out to the public as an unregulated bank or trust department.If you use Realty, expect the Real Estate Commission to come knocking, as they audit real estate companies.

Is there close transportation to the school?

With that said, my transportation home to NJ is limited and my time to market is also limited, however, I am determined to get this to work like a well oiled machine.Now with that said, I'm trying to formulate a good marketing strategy for myself. 

Transportation? 

There may be no easy fix, but there’s gotta be a better solution than an unregulated industry of pseudo-insurance… right?

You may ­deduct 100% of your transportation expenses only if you spend more than 50% of your time on rental activities while at your destination.

to date, I felt that one could identify the waves of gentrification that sweep through neighbourhoods (people renovating, new transport links, new cafes/bars/restaurants opening etc).