Plenty of comps to choose from as it is a *blistering* hot market there now.

Well turns out a couple of months later, the designated occupant has invited his friend to live there too and also gotten a dog (which are both not permitted without written landlord approval and are lease violations).

Ask any attorney who will give you an honest answer, and they'll say that a litigation lawyer is more likely to file a nuisance suit with little to no merit against a defendant with significant assets, than to file a legitimate suit with demonstrable merit against a defendant with little to no assets.Bottom line, in our super-litigious society, I think it's worth spending a few additional bucks to have plenty of liability coverage.

If it's a question: I've made plenty from my properties.If it's a statement: I disagree. 

Make sure you take plenty of videos and pictures.

Definitely an outdoor paradise with a strong emphasis on healthy outdoor activities, plenty to see and do, all the amenities you need without being in a crowded place.

If you buy cheap enough, and you have plenty of equity in the deal after the rehab, you should be just fine.If you did a decent rehab, there should be no issue selling the property.

I and plenty of clients are ready to get to work on some.

They are plentiful around here!

If you live in a no income tax state it is reasonable and there are plenty of choices, if you live in a high tax state like CA it doesn't matter and may actually be better to also invest in a high tax state because you get credit for taxes paid to other states on your state income taxes.However there may be better deals in states that do have taxes but you'll be fine with or without them.