About to close on my first investment property in the coming week, 4-unit in outside of Madison, WI.

So basically I'm at risk of the tenant damaging my property and not having a way of going after her because she is not signed to the lease. 

I'll then list my properties on the high end of whatever I think fair market rent is.

But before I give you my play-by-play, let me first overview what this concept includes for anyone new to property management or owning rental properties. 

Hello,I am interested in a property which is fully rehabbed, but the property is having laminate wood for flooring everywhere in the house.The numbers work fine for rental income.

Contracting and subcontracting services, like plumbing, generally don’t count unless tied directly to real estate you own.Are you considering acquiring rental properties or engaging in real estate development where you would personally manage or oversee those properties?

I could start with properties in New Orleans or Baton Rouge.

I aim to generate leads and spread awareness that a property is for sale.

Would like to keep the property for down the road, but realizing I might be better off to get a place in town with more space and try to turn this place into an investment property for the time being instead.

This question is for the scenario of an owner of a property renting it to a wedding and event business that operates the venue, not a lease agreement for an individiual couple getting married.Thank you!