Review the lease, especially if it was prior to you. 

If you must rent during prior or during listing, consider a shorter lease, or healthy terms for an incentive to the new buyer. 

I did make a trip to Detroit and drove around neighborhoods to realize 'every block is different'.Its still sounds lucrative wrt ROI, but with concerns of- Property taxes : probably most complicated of all states- Home insurance is too high- Property management is too variable, anywhere from 6-12%.

I have been eyeing a property that is listed as a fairly new mobile home sitting on almost a full acre, checked out tax records etc and the land does belong to the seller.

I initially looked at this deal as a flip but realized it works as a BRRRR and I would prefer the tax benefits to the tax penalties of a fix and flip.

I think it's about $2500 now to connect here, on Lake Norman. ( Considering how high the property taxes are you'd think the connection fee would be more reasonable. )  

On top of that, you are getting experience, you get some of the tax benefits of being an investor AND you get to enjoy appreciation, both forced and passive. 

Refinanced them both to get my money out but they only rent for $795 and $775 but property taxes are a little cheaper in AL. 

Jeff personally has joined strategic calls with my accounting team as we were planning both for implementing tax strategies and for strategizing for future growth, which was about 3 months ago, bringing us to the stage we're at today as we prepare to take on this new project.

Everyone makes mistakes now and again when filing a tax return whether it be forgetting a deduction, missing a portion of your income, or improperly depreciating an asset.