How do you find buyers in those smaller towns?

@Brandon Nguyen Vancouver still has lots of appreciation potential so you'll definitely benefit by owning there long term.

Have a property manager give you an estimate of potential rental rates for your area.Cheers!

Ryan,From an insurance perspective:1, discuss the claim scenario (Tenant vandalizes the unit) with your agent and see how, potentially, your policy would respond2. require that your Tenants purchase Renters Insurance and have you named on the policy so you receive notice of cancellation. 

Here is our experience:  There is considerable potential to manage a yield-bearing asset, but as @Alice V. mentioned, insurance costs have soared, to $1,250 per door.  

If you have them seller their home they will potentially end up being homeless.Stay away.

This tenant has been great, and I want to encourage them to renew, but I’m also concerned about potential risks if I permit subleasing.Can anyone share their expertise on subleasing?

Partner Driven was interested in the Schilling Road deal in Onalaska, WI, due to its high profit potential with a purchase price of $280,000 and a sale price of $375,000.

My experience is that condo associations typically charge so much in monthly HOA fees that any potential investment income gets eaten up by that fee.

The tenant has been reliable and has a track record of paying rent on time, and he is also motivated to find a buyer so that he doesn't have to move.Cash Flow Calculations: Estimated property value = $590k.