I was going to mention one of the same points as @Steven Hamilton II , that using an EA is a viable option as well.

He briefly mentioned the Right to Show Clause: that the buyer reserves the right to show property prior to settlement for purpose of selling, renting or leasing, and the seller agrees to permit access to buyer at anytime up to date of settlement.If anybody has any experience with this, I would love to pick your brain and learn how I can utilize it.Thanks!

I have an 8-to-5, but will need to supplement my income when I retire a decade or more down the road -- not to mention the need to put my daughter through college in a few years!  

As I mention,SD is a tough market as we all know so creativity seems like a must.

Yes i also forgot to mention the family is to large for the house no also.

So far, we have not had an issue with abuse, but as @Neil Metzger mentioned, that is always a possibility.  

Hi Everybody,I'm looking into two markets Pittsburgh and  Minneapolis/St.Paul and was trying to find out whether they're landlord friendly cities, all I've found are these articles that were helpful but there were no  mentions of Pittsburgh and Minneapolis/St.Paulhttp://capstonecapitalusa.com/the-most-friendly-8-landlord-states/http://www.rentersinsurance.com/2012/03/8-states-where-rental-laws-favor-landlords/Could anyone tell me how long it takes to evict a tenant in either markets?

@Charlene Isoh as @Katie Heer has mentioned, make sure you do plenty of research.

All of the strategies that it mentions are widely used in today's market.

She proceeds to mention yea sure no problem.