Guys, whats your experience on renting to young ppl who just started.Wondering, if having 2 young couples just out of college is better  or does that carry more risk for vacancies and each being liable towards lease?

The reality is these get used all the time because people buy them and change them out at home without a permit and it isn't actually caught.

We are not doing any major changes to the outside, all work is interior (which makes permitting much easier). 

But the tough part is that we don't know where to look online to verify that the county/ city would permit us to conduct business.

It's in a college town so renting it out shouldn't ever be too hard. 

I do not want someone "cheap or investor friendly" I am looking for someone that is timely yet thorough and detail oriented.I am looking to permit a space that has already been built and add a restroom to the existing property.

On the financing issue, if you are using the money for a business purpose than you are permitted to use that money to purchase additional properties or for any other legitimate business purpose.

For example, if an apartment complex is located in a college town and most tenants are college students, the building will most likely experience frequent tenant turnover.

I had an electrician come to give me a quote and he is saying its about $7k to replace everything including the electrical box outside, install a copper grounding rod, work with the local electrical company and arrange permits and building inspections from start to finish. 

Call the county and ask about the permits https://www.aacounty.org/depar...