We want to buy a strictly investment property after the first one as well...Thanks!

Clearwater is pretty strict but if you have a good manager, you can creatively market it and it falls within the legal limits of the city. 

Im trying ti get Pre-approved but banks are super strict with their guidlines nowadays.

I was looking into the QU area but it seems the town of Hamden is a bit strict on their student housing rules.

I haven't had such a bin in a long time (alley dumpsters), but I routinely forgot to put it out, even when it was full.

If you're going the umbrella insurance route, make sure it will cover you for several things including just the routine slip and fall (like mold or earthquake).

Depending on the bank you're using and the loan (Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac, etc) they do have pretty strict requirements about what property condition they'll loan on.

We routinely set our deposit amount above the rent amount intentionally, to encourage the resident to keep the place in good condition & to remind them that is separate from the rent. 

When we move, both properties would become rentals.C) Use the money strictly for investment properties and live on base or rent (utilizing our BAH to pay for our housing).D) None of the above... 

You'll be shocked how many cases got overturned due to the Bureau's failure to strictly comply with the notice provisions.