The are cautious about being taken advantage of, particularly by younger, faster talking “sales” people.They have plenty of time and will use it to find out all they can about you.

Until there's more judicial interpretstion I would be very cautious and I would guess that a good attorney would tell you the same thing.

I was somewhat surprised by that but then I looked into it and in the event that one of their dogs would jump up and scare someone they could sue me for being a property owner of a property with dogs, and that was enough of a legal grey area for me to want to limit my liability.That being said, I'm still carrying the property, and its still under the VA, I'm just trying to be cautious about it since I really don't want something like that biting me in the proverbial A$$.

While I don't have any experience land lording them, I do have friends that rent houses would be very cautious renting to other college students because of it.

I'm going to view the property now, and asking my real estate agent friend to pull up some Comps for the property.taking action and maintaining discipline is something ice struggled with, but I'm cautiously optimistic, very passionate, motivated, and determined to follow my plans and meet my goals.

What I like about them is that they tell you if the potential tenant makes X times more than the rent you will be charging and they give you suggestion if you should accept, decline or be cautious with this person.

My thoughts are that being you are out of the area and don't really plan on seeing the property yourself, you should be very cautious.

This will make you stronger, better at negotiating, and more cautious.

BTW, be cautious if you plan to change out that valve.

My wife is very cautious about real estate investing and doesn't even want to discuss it most days.