@Israel R.If it's not too late do not use ERA in Grove City..

I think a mass mailing to commercial property managers and brokers in your target cities.... maybe buy the list from some associations...?  

, but since each property should really be in a separate LLC, can't the root LLC be in a state with low fees / no reporting requirements like New Mexico?

City of Charleston is starting to regulate them more and more.

lastly, Cedar Rapids requires new landlords to register with the city and take a training class that will put you in the same room as many fellow landlords. 

My fingerprinting and clearance by the "agencies" was completed without any issue (as expected).What can I do to help a prospective landlord in my new city (hi there NOVA) not view me as a risk?

I'm a fairly new investor in the Twin Cities.

A couple of questions come to mind:4BR, 2BA Brick ranch property sits on more than 1/2 acre in growing city with strong economy and rapid home appreciation last 4 years, 1960s construction with original everything, lead paint included free of charge!

I am in the process of building a duplex on Panama City Beach, FL .

The city has a no more than 4 unrelated tenants muni code, but they issued a permit and tax the duplexes as 10 bedroom (5 to a side) they say that is ok because a family could live there.