I’ve also had numerous homeowners ask me in my daily dealings with them how best to handle the situation they are in.

I’ve also had numerous homeowners ask me in my daily dealings with them how best to handle the situation they are in.

(Hope it's not an indicator of 01-01-13).Had my RE license but have bad health luck, but I'm getting back in.

The rural town I live in has numerous investment property opportunities with alot of properties going for 20,000 to 60,000 that rent for 400-700 dollars a month.

I am so excited to have come across this website when doing some research online, I've gone through numerous threads and the amount of information on this website is both amazing and overwhelming.

The only concern I had initially was that when I asked about how often inspections were done he said that in his experience it was best to NOT do them so renters didn't get a chance to complain about numerous minor issues.His company charges a $150 set up fee, entire amount of first months rent and 7% of rent collected going forward.

I assume that there are some base requirements such as access to the timber, ease of movement to the lot, age health of the crop, costs associated with harvesting, etc. that would need to be taken into account before jumping in.Does anyone have any experience with these types of properties?

Have numerous properties by networking but need to build a customer base to sell quickly .

Hi Samson,You would have to check state statutes as to how much latitude city inspectors are given.For instance as an example my state has certain health department codes but written deep into the code is language that says the county and city muni's have the right to impose additional items as they see fit.My experience is unless the city gives you IN WRITING and signed by a worker at that department that sprinklers will not be required then you can't go on anything verbal.

Basically getting an idea of the current and projected economic health of an area.