If Investment is the driver, then I'd say you need to rent it out on a year lease (or at least rent it out year round as a vacation property and maybe take a week or 2 for yourself).

I'm not sure the geographic of my region but I'm targeting Northwest Indiana, anything within an hour drive really.

Your tax home, driver's license, mailing address will show residency. :)

Yes, it takes time and effort to accumulate that knowledge, but how are you going to truly evaluate your note deals, if you don't understand the underlying principles, markets, drivers, strategies?

This is because the target resident is looking for all the features of a newly built home either closer to a city center or economic driver, or at a lower price point than other options.

Therefore, for SFRs, the overwhelming driver of value is sales comps rather than income capitalization.

I use a 3 party back ground company, I take a picture of the drivers license and send it to the back ground check .If they have no DL that may be a RED flag you need some form of ID .I tell them the form is simple if you don’t fill out all the info it will delay the processing of the back ground check.The cost for me $35 for credit, criminal back ground check I charge them the exact amount no trying to hustle a few pennies here .I see you in the great north different laws etc...

screw driver. 

If you believe there isn't a shortage...walk in Indianapolis housing agency and ask how many folks vouchers has already expire looking for landlords...further more didn't say employers are looking, but if a Norc driver is left in charge....

Fort Bragg, one of the largest military installations in the country, is located just outside of Fayetteville and is a major economic driver for the region.Fayetteville's economy has been growing steadily in recent years, with new businesses and developments opening up in the area.