It must be a 1 unit property, suitable to occupy year round, you must maintain control of the property (no timeshare stuff), and no property management control of the property either.  

Think about the state you're buying into, the market, the statutes governing them, etc, then the strength of the enforceable rental agreements, then try to make a suitable judgment based upon which one (if at all) provides the best risk management for your particular performance metrics. 

And in my mind those properties are only suitable for those that live and work in the community and these assets are a commodity not an investment.. because they are not an investment per se as they never go up in value they go down usually and they are money pits when your in the super cheap ghetto war zones.. good job recognizing this and understanding that properties with hopes of appreciation because of area are to be considered in the full equation of investing in Cash flow rentals were ever that maybe.

There is a small issue of finding the correct cookware that is suitable for induction cooker.Maintenance wise, gas cooker is cheaper and easier.  

This thread is devoted to my very specific set of facts which is unique and any advice or feelings about not buying insurance are absolutely not suitable for most investors, perhaps not even my own circumstance, which is why I'm here.

In addition, the location may be fantastic, but is it topographically suitable?  

Mold is notorious for coming back with a vengeance when conditions become suitable.  

We've also got a Doberman, so you can imagine how difficult it was to find suitable rentals, at least stateside.

I'm thinking anything around the Maumee, Holland, Perrysburg area would be more suitable, but anything closer to my job would be considered.

I want to use all marketing forms that I feel will be suitable for me and my business.