Have you googled their address, checked name of company is legit....

You do have to be comfortable working directly with tenants, doing showings and working out maintenance issues but, it's much better than it was.I also use a google forms web form interface to a spreadsheet to collect preliminary information for 1st level pre-screening and that works great.

Would recommend comparing and contrasting the economies, populations, housing markets, and rental incomes and seeing which market you think has the better potential for growth. reicitydata.com, the census, and Google Public Data Explorer all have easy access numbers you can take a look at.

@Chris Risi I did a quick Google search and this came up.

Recently, Colorado Governor Polis signed Executive Order D 2020 051, which includes the following action:I direct all landlords of rental properties to notify tenants in writing of federal protections against eviction and foreclosures at each property, including those provided by Sec. 4024 of the Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security Act (CARES Act), Public Law No. 116-136.Just curious if anyone knows if DORA or a similar agency is working on a form in which we are supposed to provide formally to our tenants, or if a simple email will suffice?

Everything I can find on HUD.gov or otherwise with google defines immediate family as: (by blood, in-law, or marriage) parent, child, or sibling -- or spouse of any of these.

I tried to look up something like this on google, but I wasn't very successful. 2) The mobile home park is not connected to city utilities, so it has well water and a septic system.

Since you are just starting out, Google sheets offers a great online, cloud-based option to run your income and expenses.

You can also check their reviews online at Google, Facebook, or Yelp.

I'd like to track the properties I've analyzed, and have them all organized on a platform like google maps, where I can easily pin, find and amend custom property descriptions.