My name is Drew Hardin, (gotta get the name changed on bp) and I'm glad to be apart of the BP forum!

Thanks @Drew Clements.  

Thanks @Logan Drew I will definitely follow your advice.

What first drew me to real estate was Robert Kiyosaki's book Rich Dad Poor Dad (I'm sure some of you have heard of it) and how he explains the concept of making money work for you by purchasing assets. 

I have a new construction property completed in Oct 2015 in the same neighborhood of one of my properties that was a complete rehab in July 2017, The new construction property got higher income earners applying to rent the property versus the other property which drew a lower income earner wanting to be in the area.

@Gina NicolasIf worst comes to worst, consider telling the client that you'll reimburse them for a styrofoam cooler (the super cheap ones) and some bags of ice (also cheap).Drew is right about not opening a can of worms with the food reimbursement.

Quote from @Drew Sygit: There are always deals worth buying. 

What drew you to FHA?

Quote from @Drew Sygit: @Tracy Tang Since you terminated the Property Management Company, you should sign a new lease with you as landlord.For this reason, an addendum doesn't make sense. 

Unless there is a way for investors to find a way to make money in the town you are referring too, then your dreams of HGTV's hometown is a difficult mountain to climb.I would like to know why the town is dying.What drew people to that town Historically.Is there a current draw that would want to make people move there.Are there jobsSome type of natural resources waterfront properties, vacation homesHow are the schools thereThese are things I would think people would want to know before investing in a small dying town.Those are just some thoughts off the top of my head.