You mentioned "common areas" but since there is no individual leases, I think the whole house is one big common area.Not sure how you can really be 100% fair as to these security deposits and damages if things are so fluid.

Sorry @Jay J Meant to tag.

@Shannon Sadik   I actually meant the 19th Word, but I have been having good luck with a property in what i think is Maplewood nice block with very nice neighbors.      

I began in the Fortune Builders jumpstart program on Sept 3rd- quite literally a day after I got a property under contract that I meant to wholesale.

My apologies, by mentioning I'll be saving on credit report and loan origination fees, I meant I'll save by not having to incur them.

Sorry @Dan Perrott , I meant to tag you.

Owning in different states isn't too dramatic for taxes, nothing undoable by any means.My theory is always stay fluid with the markets so you can always be sure you are getting the best returns.

What I meant is this.  

At first I thought you meant to type 'steel town' as in Pgh.

I looked for an advantage and got the rate classification code for a large development just outside of the city limits, that meant I could rate homeowners policies at a lower rate;I went through that neighborhood door knocking, I only said I was with Met, that we now had homeowners coverage and only wanted the opportunity to talk to them some other time, that I was only making appointments.