Mostly interested in costs and processes of registering a rental property, obtaining/maintaining lead certs,  or any other cost or challenges that an inexperienced potential landlord may overlook before jumping in.Any information that could be provided would be greatly appreciated.

After that seeing whether their parameters (which are generally over and above the IRS requirements) satisfy your needs, and you find the right custodians.As usual building relationships with one or a few of them allows you to have transactions move smoothly through the system.

Hi Edward,I'm here in Silicon Valley and looking at the same challenges as you.

Because with all the disappointment (it should have been a really good deal), we also felt satisfied.  

I will say single bedroom units and studios can be a challenge to keep rented depending on the area, but the closer you to desirable things the easier renting a cardboard box becomes.

I am looking to invest in Fort Lauderdale to Kendall area, but as a Non US resident there are a bit more challenges but hopefully I will be able to get good feedback from this forums.Wish you good luck and hopefully we can exchange some experiences.Good day to all of you!!!

If you can find legit buyers that will be consistent I would challenge that goal to 5 to 7 that month. 

Learning is great, but actually going through the process of investing can be challenging.

I know some lenders talk about getting deeds in Lui at the time the loan is made however this is not legal and can be challenged very easily by the borrower so that's not recommended at all.So in my mind reserves are a must if your going to do anything with real estate in SDRA.

I'm 30 years old and am in the process of purchasing my first home (a SFH) as a primary residence in Atlanta and am seriously ready.My biggest challenge is obviously where to start.