If I rent out the last unused bedroom, I will cut my out of pocket expenses down even more (which was my goal when buying this house to stop renting) and I would end up only paying for utilities and a few hundred bucks of the mortgage.The reason I haven't rented it out yet though is that I'm concerned it'll force one of the tenants to want to move out due to having to share a bathroom with one more adult.

I was concerned that since I wasn't buying the home I wouldn't be able to mortgage it.

When you move out, take pictures and send an email to the property manager requesting she return the deposit to your new address at xxx.

The cash flow seems to be wonderful but i am concerned that i am missing something as the on market park is still for sale.

@Pouyan Golshani as far as the numbers are concerned there are many different schools of thought.  

As far a the instance is concerned many of the insurance carriers offer a discount when combining home and auto insurance.

My main concern is rent.

Maybe I'll try that - my only concern then is I don't get the chance to learn by rehabbing the home with the contractor and asking them questions (unless I wanted to make multiple weekend trips down).

Their leadership has a vested interest in this family not being evicted but also the hoarding is a safety issue they can address. 

Rents are strong and vacancy low.The obvious concern for these markets is that the lack of population growth may worsen and actually begin shrinking.