Check out Shelby and Gastonia which are nearby. 

I think you would want your family to have access to money as well since there are payments due and a lot of money might be tied up in probate (this could create an issue) - life insurance and/or a shared business account could allow for payments to be made until the regular accounts are easily accessible 

I agree with what @John Underwood said about checking your market.

I am looking to create a system which will allow me to analyze and choose markets more efficiently.I want to have a pool of resources/websites that I follow step by step so for example, 1: Check the housing prices, 2: Check the population, 3: Unemployment rate, etc... and then I will pull this data from the websites that provide it and keep going down the checklist.

Look for rental comps in the area and check the math.

You need to check with the local jurisdiction (your property manager should know),In this particular case, due to the length if you have a receipt you can show that to them and that should be good in most courts if this goes to majors.

Once that is completed, then run the credit for those that meet the first round of criteria.You can double check but I have not heard you have to prioritize a Section 8 tenant, you just can't reject them because of source of income.

After submitting the application and credit check, he also informed me that his girlfriend would be bringing her "emotional support dog" with her during her stays?

But when they resell them they don't really know or check if liens exist.So in summary, any deed is fine depnsing on the buyer doing CORRECT reseach.

I had to call my Indiana property manager because of recent storm to check on hail damage.