You can always fire a bad property manager but you can't move a property in a bad area.

If I have to purchase something out of town I will no doubt hire a manager.Question- after I make my investment would it be a potentially bad or good move to hire a prop manager being that this is my first property?

Also, don’t let one situation leave a bad taste in your mouth.

You won't have to, but budgeting for it will keep you out of trouble when something does go bad (and it will).  

There is nothing bad on the report, but it is lacking any type of employment history.

But if its in my name I can keep an eye on the bill to ensure they are using heat to keep the pipes from freezing and making sure there are no bad leaks (if bill goes to high). 

I only have a page that I once used for a class, so even though I have access, I don't know if it is actually bad that people go and see no information about me there...Some people mentioned realtor.com and apartmentratings.com, but it was a while ago.If anyone is in the Sacramento area, that would be even better.Thank you!

Even if someone is disabled and protected under Fair Housing, that doesn't mean you have to accept their bad/risky behavior.Contact the family and ask them for help getting him out.

My wife will tell you that I am OCD in making sure everything is correct and she argues a lot about my choice of materials and decisions on things.For example, the last flip I did had not been touched in over 40 years but it was still in great condition.

Call the guy up and make a conscious choice not to use an acronym when you talk to him and make him explain every single last acronym he tosses at you.