I don’t feel like it’s necessary to elaborate on the math because it’s also going to be necessary to calculate leech-field size. 

If you're interested in learning more, please feel free to reach out.

I'm learning as I go along; I feel if you keep your property good, chances are you will attract quality tenants who will want to take care of it too.

Walking the property it doesn't "feel" like it's in a flood zone. 

Feel free to PM me with what you're looking for and I'll try to point you in the right direction. 

Feel free to reach out for some neighborhood recommendations or if there is anything I can do to help with your search. 

Communities like these are terrific, but I feel getting out and actually meeting and getting to talk to other passionate people in real estate would help immensely.

I checked with my realtor, who also checked with her broker and they felt that the personal contents transfer to the new owner of the property at settlement.I realize that I'm standing my ground over a $200 lawn mower, but feel like if they were given the items, they should've been removed in the months prior to the owner I purchased the property from listed it for sale and also settlement. 

I'm finally looking to get out of analysis paralysis and pull the trigger on my REI journey and i want to start out as a co-host on AirBNB to learn the ropes from someone more experienced, learn enough to where I feel comfortable to host my own and earn a few dollars in the process.The only issue I have is that I have no experience as a co-host and per AirBNB's standard, i currently do not qualify as a Co-Host.

Feel free to reach out if you need more specific information about your situation.