Also, any suggestion of things to watch out for will be greatly appreciated.  

Is it to be expected that since I am hiring a property manager to look over my property, they should have kept a better watch on the place and should be responsible for fixing the damages, or is that just par for the course and I as the investor will end up having to pay for any damages done? 

Watch this video for a complete insight on what this means to you as a landlord.

I have seen the good and the bad, I have watched some of the biggest names here in Indy get started and have helped most of them in some form or fashion. 

I've watched many webinars and listened to hours of podcasts and it's time to hit the start button. 

Keep in mind the other homes on the market may all be over-priced at the moment, which is why it's important to watch the market regularly and build a strong sense of what it's doing.

It's really easy to fall to the trap of social media and Instagram gurus screenshot Ing their so-called returns on their stories and making posts about how much money they made, and wearing crazy Rolex watches and recording podcasts on yachts to believe that all that hype is true.

Furnishings that may not already be presentI've spent anywhere from $0 to $8000 depends on YOU, how much Chip and Joanna you watch, and depends on the property. 3.

Anyone who pushes back against such law/regulation is probably hiding something, doing drugs or have sexual intercourse there.

Some hearings can be watched by the public online.Around a third of cases get dismissed, often because the tenant came through with the money.Tenants tell of medical emergencies and job losses, of the money that hasn’t come in yet but is expected soon.