I am currently studying business administration at Pacific Lutheran University in Parkland, Washington.

Right now I am focusing on a Tampa suburb that may pan out, I just need to do more research and watch out for bad areas. 

Also, my plumber had issues purchasing shower liner for the shower pan!

North Conway or someplace with at least three good seasons might pan out better. 

Marco is our go to agent out of Tamarindo, but normally will service the other beach cities on Pacific side as well.

I have 10000000 examples of **** I started, thinking "yes this is going to be my thing"...and it never panned out. 

It may not make the most sense financially (assuming your investments actually all pan out and more than cover the debt), but you can sleep better at night not having to stress. 

However, some inspectors are quite "thorough" and there have been many stories from landlords about a unit failing because of a pulled thread in a carpet being a "trip hazard" or a range with dirty drip pans being a fire hazard.Keep in mind that some Section 8 tenants can be quite rough on a rental property and landlords will attempt to "harden" these.  

Although I find it hard to fathom that an inspector is looking for the state approved stamps a lot of times they would have to take the fixture out to see it.Where I learned all this is a shower pan in a flip in PDX.. the buyer of the home was over 400 lbs and he cracked the brand new plastic shower pan.. upon taking it out..

Let us know how it pans out, good luck!