So I refuse to dive in until I have the systems lined out in a scale-able fashion, so I won't run myself and my wife into the ground as I have before.I'm the overly creative half, and she's the one who crushes it with systems in place.I've studied and understand most strategies, terminology, and how they work together as much as I can without getting in there and playing with them myself.We're almost to that launch point, and I'm getting excited...

Can some one let me know what should i include in my due diligence phase and what should i look for?

Major areas in the USA economy have already grounded to an almost complete stop.

They will be running pipes from the down spout, under ground, through my yard to my back woods which is sloped and is on property I own.I'm more concerned with the liability of a neighbor working on the property I own under an LLC.

This isn't going to be a month long thing and it could come back in the fall too so hang in there for the long term and be ready to hit the ground running once they have that vaccine :) 

If they can’t afford that, then I’ll take it out of their deposit for a couple months until they get their feet on the ground.

We have a President who, setting aside his faults, is not dedicated to tearing apart and rebuilding American mortgaging from the ground up.

Failure to do so constitutes ground for termination and may result in immediate eviction.

Hi, I am working on a new construction 9-unit apartment building, with a commercial unit on the ground floor.

You can try neighboring states first, but I wouldn't get to hung up on proximity since the goal is to have a good team established first that will be your boots on the ground, starting with a property management company.