The only issue we did have was unwanted people living there who were not on the lease.I am not sure on the specifics in your state as to evicting these people in case that you need to. 

If the tenant ever cancels coverage, you will be notified.Here's an article explaining: https://www.credible.com/blog/home-insurance/additional-insured-vs-additional-interest/#:~:text=Additional%20insured%20is%20only%20available,t%20collect%20a%20claim%20payout.

My thoughts are with the rehab the house needs I should get an appraisal on its current state.... buy him out with it current value then my sons and I would put in the work to rehab the place to turn into a rental.  

My first out-of-state rental property in Cleveland, Ohio is almost done rehabbing.

Time to engage in an active real estate techniqueOk, I’ve stated this many times before and will state it again.  

Hello everyone,I'm planning to buy rental properties out of state and looking for some properties in Alabama.

And by the way, the United States is the 2nd largest investor in Paraguay.The title will be in the name of the U.S.

If you make the investment and install solar onto your rental(s), you would need to enter into a "Purchase Power Agreement" (PPA) with your tenants; But only if your state allows it. 

This turned out now to be a win-win as my unit is getting a new state of the art fire door.  

I think the states vary as to how many.