I don't enjoy the tedious repair work associated with my own home so I felt it didn't make sense for me to drive myself mad with repairs on rentals as well.

This is a primary driver why so many are dumbfounded how persons like me and my clients are making $ hand over fist in New Con, where they "think" it should do poorly.     

He asked me for the following-1: Company certificate (for companies only)2: Drivers license/SSN3: Utility bills4: 1-3 months statement of account5: Documents of the property to be used as collateral (if any)6: Provide Loan origination cost for the processing and transfer of your loan funds 7: Bank details for funding (closing)I have their website, but how can I fortify myself so I’m not being scammed.

Yes do what you can to minimize taxes but that’s not the primary driver.

To actually have a sober house successful where she can guide and assist everyday to that person to be successful and to help them navigate the area they're in have an assistance of a driver to get the people to the places they need to get to on a daily basis and a structured plan that they have to do and figure out to get everything done that they need to get done and to also get a job and become successful sober houses will allow you to leave the house for the weekend or allow you to not be there consistently and you have a lot of freedom but if you don't have any support and you have no resources and you have no money and you have no phone it's a setup for disaster because you have too much time on your hands and no organization no guidance 12 step programs and AANA are all a good thing if the person can do that route but a person like me found the depression and repetition of using through stories and that wasn't my way to stay sober and to stay on a lane of being a successful citizen again...

I would think very school driven, but maybe there are other demand drivers there as well.

The local economy is usually the driver of a real estate market.

If you ride with an experienced, good driver then it can be safe. 

The #1 driver of the replacement cost (and therefore dwelling coverage) is the square footage. 

She put down a driver's license from another state while saying she had lived at the same local rental for the past 14 years.