It's not difficult at all to get M2M tenants, assess their vibe over the first 2 -3 months (are they paying on time, are they keeping the property clean, are they good tenants, etc...) and then offer them a lease (or asking them to leave) based on what you see. 

Very clean and EASY to use.  

I mainly work in the Upstate, SC region and attempt to in the Hendersonville area which is easier said than done.

In the long run it’s probably easier to just include electric and water in the rent.

Having some asset (like medical offices) “back your investment” is a little different than wanting to be a silent partner in the local dry cleaning or boutique smoothie joint.

Makes closing easier, more likely for the deal to close, and the banks can impact closing. 

I am a mortgage broker in Los Angeles and I feel there may be a much easier way to take care of the title issue with the property.

., it would be easier for others to give you suggestions as to which way they would go.

@Joshua SavageYour intent should not be to use the property personally for retirement however some clients find that it is easier to take an “in-kind” distribution than purchase a new property.

Because you live on the property, I believe it will be easier to get the permit.