I ran into an open house very accidentally and I was so fond of that house that I signed an offer right on spot!

There are pockets in Greenville that could experience good rent and property value appreciation to compensate for the poor ROI on your existing house as a rental but you have to be in one of those pockets (downtown, etc.) and this strategy should be intentional and data supported rather than accidental.  

Here's also a list of numbers from those supporting with rescue efforts:( All 225 area code)Baker 778-0300Central 3761254Livingston 6863996St.Helena press o 2224413National guard3008029East BR 3892100Central gym is open for shelter 2612000 command center central With that said, are you guys faring ok? 

If you have pressing issues in your property you might want to start with the Managing book, but both should be helpful to you. 

The press release is below.

I've been to Wisconsin as currently operate in the field for my job fixing printing presses.

You inspire me to keep pressing forward!

You'd be hard pressed to get someone out in less than that.

We're hoping that we can manage to get tenants to turn over in the summer, where we can spend a couple of weeks down in DC combining a little vacation in the place with fixing things up and finding a new tenant).Of course I made some mistakes already, too, but I think I'll get away with them this time...So after getting my feet wet, I've been reading about REI, and we do have cash / equity (our primary home is just about paid off) to stuff with, so now I'm considering to get into it in a non-accidental way, and it seems more prudent to look at our local area (NH seacost), but it turns out I have little idea about the purchase/rental market here, and it doesn't seem all that easy to find out (in NoVA, at least, there's a very active market, while here prices seem to fluctuate wildly for no obvious (to me) reason.

Hi All, I have been an accidental landlord for about a year.