@Mary MunozIn Brandon and Heather Turner's book, The Book on Managing Rental Properties, they suggest giving applications to everyone who comes to look at the unit, even if you know they would never be able to qualify under your standards. 

The renters insurance won't go after you/your insurance because the liability was on the tenant.Now assume your tenants leave the tub running and cause $100K in water damage.

I want a US flagged Hotel period :)   I dont want to risk getting a bummer been there done that in Europe their standards and ours are quite different.

The information I am looking for would be the standard points an investor might want to know, including average home prices, median income, crime rates, real estate forecasts etc. 

It would run off my property's well water. 

If they give tell you "it's the standard in this market" or some other nonsense, then they aren't worth the trouble.I'm the most expensive property manager in my market, but my owners and tenants get the best service and many of my owners make more money than they would with another PM.Quick example.

IF water is on turn on every faucet,  bathrooms sink.

Hello REI world, I'm at a space in my investing journey where I know I am probably not doing all the right things and if I want to continue, I need to really change my processes and get better with learning new strategies and standardizing.

People flipping homes instantly got crushed and many people doing BRRRRs ended up under water both in equity and monthly payments as rates went up.

I will invest capital to subdivide with the county, engineer the land and run sewer/water to the lots for resale and potentially keep 1 lot to build a future house.