Dan MooreManaging MemberNCF Residential LLCIs a lot easier to hand write 20 times thanDan MooreManaging MemberJust Down the Street Really Cool Rental Properties LLCI did like the story about the salesmen calling for the baby that was napping, that the LLC was named after.

Savannah is growing due to port expansion, low taxes, and baby boomer migration.  

Declined on credit situation.2) Professional couple together making six figures with new baby.

With a population this size, you have less labor issues (more people to keep labor cheap), a built in growth machine for appreciation/rents due to babies born and people moving there, and the city is well-known. #2: Landlord Friendly - call local property managers/eviction attorneys and see what the average eviction time is and if the judges give landlords a lot of trouble.

Akita, Bull Mastiff (aka Presa Canario), Rottweiler including anything 50% half breed,Wolf Hybrids, Pit Bulls including anything 50% half breed,I charge a $200 pet fee (not deposit) upfront to cover deep cleaning fees, and $25 per month per pet (to cover risk of being sued)Bottom line, if an animal harms anyone on your property (visiting baby, mail man, kids kicking balls in your backyard and jumping fence) you WILL be named in the lawsuit with the tenant.

@Bruce Lynn thanks for the honest feedback and my apologies for the delayed response, my wife and I are on the final stretch of baby number 2 arriving.

Heck  you could just toss in the apple and chips and baby carrots into the one bag while you're at it. . 4x that hack. 

Yeah baby!) 

He also shows up on time and requires no baby sitting. 

What if the tenant is suffering from a highly contagious illness and the Landlord is trying to enter every three days to renovate things that aren't broken and he's been threatening to evict without cause and her 2-year-old baby just passed away a week ago...His question is legit and common.