And I have met ALL KINDS!

We check on the working condition of appliances that we supply once a year, even vacuuming refrigerator coils and checking that drainage lines are clear.When we rent the property, we go over the rental agreement with the tenant and the tenant understands our responsibilities and theirs.

We have a few rentals in our neighborhood and you would not know it to drive down the street.However, there is one rental that has an extra lot with it and the tenants (I assume) have put up some sort of hillbilly fence.....not chain link or wood, but tall metal posts and wire that look like something you would use out on the farm if you perhaps had cattle.  

Look at precious metals for wealth protection, not necessarily investment. 

Not only did they tat themselves from head-to-toe, but they also adorned their horses in elaborate metal plates, basically "chroming them out" like a biker does with a new Harley...lol.

IF the floor is off level you will need to jack it up , pour new spot footings, and install new posts with metal bases and brackets, etc.

I was curious if any of you have had experience with owning and renting out metal houses.

It's got a metal roof that looks like it needs to be powerwashed and painted.

Ryan Dossey When I was a Realtor a lot of investors would just use the metal lock boxes that had had the 4 digit code.  

I am trying to decide if I should purchase a metal pre-fab carport for the house (one from the linked brochure).