another Wyoming welcome to you @John WhiteI currently am investing in SE Wyoming.

Also, I wonder if I could find a way to make it a rentable space without it being a “unit” per se?

The properties are performing, so no reason to sell per se. 

I'm a huge fan of SE Michigan, but please get educated on the different communities, their laws, and the potential for growth. 

Mostly the SE inner loop but I have some NE stuff as well.So about 1/3 Montrose, 1/3 midtown (and near midtown), 1/3 SE inner loop

Substantial time was spent on some very interesting velocity of money calculations as well as a short time on note discounting strategies, though this is not a note class per se.

That specific neighborhood has crestdale dr, emerald and hartfield Cir se. 

So, if I go in after them and there is anything needing cleaning, I charge it back to the tenant, and have no issues with doing that.With that said, I would still charge the Tenant for "Trash/Debris Removal" as it isn't cleaning per se, and would be an acceptable charge that is a separate category. 

I am a newbie in the SE Idaho but am open to learning how to get things moving in other areas without physically being there to view/oversee everything.

She got her CAreal estate license along the way to give her access to MLS, access to homes for sale as she wants, and to save on commissions.She/We don't flip per se, but (with only one exception) typically buy houses with opportunities for improvements, and then improve them while we/renters live in them, and then sell them a few years later.I am lucky enough to have married into a mini-RE mogul ;-)I call myself a reformed lawyer.