As a side note- some states are very strict about inspector licensing, some are not, so you might find that out before you go down a rabbit hole.

@Frank PatalanoI tend to have the mindset that "doing real estate" strictly means buying/selling but in reality I know it can mean much more.

If we need to find our own PM, we will strictly base on referral and reference.

We ran numbers on a lot of properties but were strict on finding one that work.

This can be particularly advantageous for those in need of quick funds or looking to steer clear of the strict criteria set by traditional lenders.

I am strictly looking at my federal return, nothing to do with state.

Here Washington State we have no limit perse, but there are strict notice.  120 days notice for an 3% increase in rent which cannot take effect before the end of the lease.  180 day notice is required if over 10% again before the end of the lease.

We ran numbers on a lot of properties but were strict on finding one that work.

And there are strict loan covenants  that require doing on going work with Naca  deed restrictions on when you can sell etc etc. 

If they have a lot of people there, that's fine, just be strict with your numbers.