Lead, mold, and asbestos can kill you, but dealing with city government over those issues can be a fate worse than death.

I'm in the Home Depot Seeds program -- they send me stuff for free and I write reviews on it.

If the very low risk is desired, you need to look into government bonds ( Series EE bonds).

Financing terms and programs typically will vary based on whether you as the owner will be living in the property or not.

See if they have any special programs.)Don't be disappointed if they want you to have another $10,000 or a longer work history or if they seem skeptical about your ability to be a new landlord. 

Federal Government is in 22 trillion dollars of debt adding 4 billion a day.     

As far as Kansas goes, here's some information covering the governing law: (Kansas Open Records: K.S.A. 45-230.

Various states have laws governing these things to do your research.In the end, this is the easiest way to get utilities to be paid by the resident. 

I've attended a Renatus event and have been speaking to a member who is successfully investing in properties and he is making me a believer of the program, but I've been hearing a whole lot of negative feed back on this program, what should I do?

I would start with education and @Ben Leybovich has a great program I bought called CFFU.