Any well-run NOO STR close to the nightlife/universities/sporting events does well, along with medium-term rentals for travel nurses, people giving Nashville a "test run", etc.

Yes I know its annoying, especially if you haven't added any language in the lease that stipulates the tenant is responsible for any damage that is tenant-caused - but you're opening up a can of worms by trying to come after them for damages. 

They will also require an unexpired passport and bank documents converted to English if not already in the language and foreign currency converted to U.S. dollars.

It's really coming clear that one should just remove any language between the words "Texas" and "Juggernaut", as that's what it's all culmination to be, just "Juggernaut Texas" full-stop. 

@John McKee, to be certain: IRR is a standard financial metric that is generally universally utilized.  

I'm really bullish on Clarksville.It's the 5th biggest city in TN, is continuing to grow, has a decent sized university, and has a steady supply of renters due to to it's proximity to fort Campbell. 

You didn't read my next post where I included language in the new legislation that specifically addresses how marketing a contractual position does not run afoul of the law. 

I recommend Total Money Makeover by Dave Ramsey and consider taking his class Financial Peace University. 

I have a rental property behind the University of Central Oklahoma and I am having trouble deciding whether it’s more than I can handle or if I should struggle through and keep the investment.

Notice to the buyer and appropriate language in the closing docs could cover most of the liability.You will want to use an RMLO, inspection, and title company.