Lots of drugs in the area. 54 is the best area like trinity/New Port Richey. 1 good tip about property management from the podcast is giving gifts when they arrive to the property and leave.

In projects that require a whole bunch of jack hammering and noise, we normally give the neighbors a gift card or a bottle of wine to thank them for putting up with the noise.

This is an amazing gift for anybody who understand math behind this and who wants to be serious investor. 

Source of down payment funds, if applicable: own funds, unsecured borrowed funds (credit cards), secured borrowed funds (HELOC, etc), gifted funds, other (explain)Income Source: Salaried/hourly W2, 1099 independent contractor (what industry and how long?)

We were gifted our first property, and our second property we took out a loan for.

a gift?

I did not know BiggerPocket yet, and if gifted the information we have to know, I would not have purchased the property.

For you to gift your licensed and insured professional services to the IRA could be viewed by the IRS as a self-dealing prohibited transaction that has severe tax consequences.

So you are saying to door knock with gifts?

Also you should get a contract before the following:1) A wedding gift: They are required to send a thank you note and a Christmas card2) Nephews Birthday present: Should be required to call with a "thank you"and dog sit on a future weekend3) Mother asking you to come over for Dinner: She shall be required to sign a contract that she will be making the "Coconut Pineapple upside down cake"4) Elderly neighbor shoveling snow and you help: Should be required to sign a contract that they will wave every time you pass and inform everyone walking a dog that you are a "standup guy"5) Wife makes dinner: Should have you sign a contract that you will be doing dishes every time she cooks.6) A contract should be written stating who is tracking and paying mileage out of their paycheck for doctor visits as well as if she needs to help your parents, siblings, childhood friend and expected compensation.