I have to send a handyman out from time to time to re-adjust doors when there is a lot of movement. 

., it is technically perpetually leased, meaning at the end of the year lease it will transition into a month-to-month lease for the life of the tenant (as long as the tenant continues to pay rent and at the increased rental rate).

The source of the fear takes the form of a incessant voice in the head and/or physical discomfort (itching,unnecessary movement, tension, short of breath, rapid heart beat, etc.)

We are seeing a lot of movement from Bozeman (which locales affectionately call Bozangeles) to Helena due to the increasing prices, traffic, and influx of Bozeman buyers. 

Batt insulation is only as good as your air sealing and old houses - at lease they way they were built here in the east - are notoriously hard to air seal {and you probably do not want to completely seal them as they were not designed to be that tight} While batt insulation is still extremely common here, the problem is once you have air movement your RSi/R value drops dramatically.

So, if your area of interest looks to have potential, consider joining the catalytic landlord movement.

One of the ideas perpetuated by many of the Real Estate Investment "gurus" is that once you buy a rental property, you continue to hold on to it.

We haven't actually closed a deal with them yet, but we have been using Movement Mortgage and have been really pleased with their quick responses and flexibility to work with us as investors.

This is because the investor was never really in a position to actually work the asset and assumed there is always a perpetual upside bidder behind them.

I even used the pricing that they recommended for the monthly rent and when there wasn't movement I had them lower the pricing on each of the units two different times.