I've basically paid the mortgage on this property for a year with no rental income and a ton of expenses.The other properties had their own set of issues (the IN tenants trashed the property) but this KS property was so stressful, a headache, a hassle, such a financial loss, and I've just felt lied to the whole time I want to sell all of them and get away from it.The IN house has been on the market for 76 days (since this is the first property ready to sell, KS prop.

And make it a limited time & scope with a clear and written exit.Instead, network as much as you can, look up local REIAs and clubs, google will know and also on BP under events.

Is there a set limit of the number of requests to send out if so can you clarify?

You need to set actual realistic goals, realistic being they key word, pick a market study it, study it again, study it some more than decide if the yield works for you.

I would find a local Attorney that you like and set up an account with them.

This will also tell you where the bar is set by your competition because that ultimately will tell you what kind of furnishings and amendments you'll need in order to be competitive.

Best thing you can do to maximize your entitlement is to choose a 2-4 unit so you can have a higher county loan limit and you can use 75% of the other door as income to afford a higher purchase price.

Many local groups will step in to find and fund "first time etc" qualified hard working homeowners though, find great tennants to get in your units if you go this route, & set it up correctly.If states like Indiana are pushing that they are "tiny home friendly" (in that case I've heard of the log cabin law, but don't necessarily know if that's directly applicable to community-scale developments).

@Clark Spalding for us it was worth it as I found a broker in our area who charges a set amount per year plus a minimal transaction fee per sale.

If you set your keywords to storage there are a handful of us that have been here for awhile haha.