We enjoy the privacy, it is heavily wooded, we have a locked gate, what could be better!

Things of this nature will be affected heavily on whether the tenant is present (god forbid, the sheriff will most likely find some reason to arrest to em and then he or she sits in a police car while you throw their personals out) hopefully they will be released on scene and able to get help over there with a moving truck, if not he or she will leave to rent a moving truck or trailer, this is not an opportunity to be an ******* and throw all their stuff in the trash.

Considering how quickly these become rented at a monthly rate that is attractive to even a non heavily discounted asking price.

We are starting to think heavily on investing out-of-state.  

This is just my opinion, but I think the fact that he took the detectors points heavily to him lying about the HVAC defect on the SD, in which case you are in the position of power

@Melvin List if the bulk of the down payment wasn't coming via gift money from in-laws I would consider that more heavily.

When you turn 18 most people won't take you seriously anyway, the only way to prove them wrong will be to heavily and confidently know WTF you're talking about and that's going to take a serious effort in self education. good luck!

However there is one item that I weigh heavily while I consider what to buy in the Charleston area regardless of the property type and that is is it in flood zone X and if not, how close is it to the border of X and AE?

I'd like to get more involved in local REIA.My goal is to invest heavily in education (time, networking, volunteering over the next year or so...first and foremost I'd like to add value..not necessarily just take information without contributing)

Raise your Anntenas high and heavily use your common sense.