You have a photographer/influencer on the way and assume they're working in your best interest so all you have to do is stay out of their way...right?

Before renting out your property this next time and after you have done any repairs and "cleaned up" the property, I would highly suggest to hire a professional photographer to take pictures of the property. 

I can also share the local contacts I have made in the past decade for all the services you will need if you decide to pull the trigger ie: Notary, CPA, Real Estate law firms, photographers, property managers, financing, developers, etc. 

Median age of 36.4, ~21.6 min average commute to work, and bit more than 10,000 veterans locally.

Wife to an Army veteran/marine biologist/mechanical engineer/healthcare administration executive.  

For qualifying veterans, investigate your financing choices such as VA, FHA, or conventional loans.

First I'll preface this that I've been practicing in real estate for over 10 years and have sold $120M+ in real estate as an agent. Before that in real estate software. I know how to build models, I know the lending p...

very interested to see what other veteran landlords would have done in this situation.for my stuff most mold I have seen is caused by the tenant.

Photograph the unit in case there are any questions about the condition.

I know $10,000 isn't a lot of cash to work with, but I wanted to challenge the minds of some seasoned veterans here and ask what they would do if they only have $10,000 to invest starting out.Since I don't own a home yet, I'm leaning toward a house hack with a 5-10k downpayment to get started.