Then you can read a more in-depth book like The Book On Rental Property Investing by Brandon Turneror The Unofficial Guide to Real Estate Investing by Spencer Strauss.2.

I am working a couple other zip codes (38117 - East Memphis & 38122 Berclair) but main focus is 38111.I have done some in depth analysis on my YouTube channel if anyone is interested in seeing how I run my numbers and always happy to hear constructive criticism or better ways to do things.Additionally, later today I will have a video out reviewing "Rent To Retirement" and giving an overview of their site and academy. 

Despite my attempts to resolve these issues, Justin Banks, the property manager, tried to manipulate me into feeling guilty by playing the single dad card, relating to the tenant.

If you're not familiar with the area, I recommend driving around and doing some in depth research online about the location of the property.

Then you can read a more in-depth book like The Book On Rental Property Investing by Brandon Turner or The Unofficial Guide to Real Estate Investing by Spencer Strauss.2.

But I have to remind you, the point I am trying to make is not to teach a class in Estates, Wills and Trusts or go into depth of real estate laws in the United States.

and how he likes to know that I respect that he's the captain of the ship, and that I trust him (even when sometimes feel that I'm right, it'll still be ok for me to let it go & leave it to him); and how important it is to him that he thinks I'm provided for, protected, loved,  & even pleased & honored to be his wife / his first mate & even his cheerleader /.... and as time has passed, I realize it's OK for me to let go of the illusion of control that I thought I had; and how nice it feels to me to be able to relax and be taken care of;And how what a blessing it is to have a good man who wants to provide, protect, love and lead / be the head of our household;  and how that for many [most¿] men that I've ever known not feel like they are being disrespected, or manipulated, or undermined (esp. not by their wife).  

Happy to exchange companies to avoid if it would help.And to answer @Michael Smythe's question, I interviewed the crap out of management companies with what I felt were great, in-depth questions, both times we hired bad managers.

Does anyone have any basic or in depth tips or things that will give me progress in the early stages of me working this out.

But I'd be glad to speak with you more in depth about rental properties in the area and what resorts I prefer.