I am new to self-managing, but I haven't dealt with any eviction at all through former property managers either. 

I inherited the property, it's a lil shotgun house and it doesn't have a mortgage.

If your monthly income is $8,000, you could get approved for a mortgage payment of around $2,000–$2,500.Credit Score: For investment properties, a score above 700 is ideal.Down Payment: Investment properties generally require a 20-25% down payment, so for a $300,000 property, expect to need $60,000–$75,000 in cash.

There is a road leading to 4 ranch properties and ours is the 2nd property from the main gate.

I'm a property manager in Maryland. 

For accurate info on the property, you have to sort through public records straight from the auditors page and every county's page is different. 

This is on a property that had a CSS done on it some 6 years ago when we got it (and placed a new roof at that time too part of the rehab). 

Hello All,As an out of state investor who owns a few properties in STL, does it make sense to join this association?

That could be anything from not accounting for capex/repairs/vacancy in their calculations or a complete lack of knowledge in how to calculate their future property tax obligation (this is a big deal in Michigan).Just the other day I had a call with an investor looking at a 10-unit property in Detroit.

@Nir Berko, while I have not ever owned properties in Cleveland, I had 6 or 7 section 8 rentals here in Cincinnati.