I don’t think I would, but for some reason the IRS’ web sites example claims that I would, despite it conflicting with several CPA articles that I've read that state otherwise.

No way in he** I want any informal conversations floating around the inter-web.

I've been in the web industry for 15+ years.

Property Details:Built: 1968SP: 130,000Taxes: 900 +/- Fin: FHAside 1 rent: 850 renovatedside 2 rent: n/a currently being evicted will need mild reno (carpet or tile, counter tops, paint, Kitchen cabinet refacing)bed/bath: 2/1'sCooling: electricHeat: Central & Gas  This would be my first property/investment.

It also includes common forms that you can edit and use.Their web site is a free resource with links to your state law but I highly recommend the book for some of the practical advice they provide.

I can guarantee that you will learn more in a 20 minute call than 20 hours poking around on the web.

I would go to all the local banks and credit unions’ web pages and see what they have.

We do the usual web postings on every rental site possible, flyers at hospitals, coffee shops, and local college lists.

I can see a AG or DA taking this guy on since he has such a big public presence you know they love to fry those guys.. 

I don't think you would be breaking any laws by renting to them, but you might want to check on the ICE and DHS web sites.