. - I 2nd @Paul De Luca with a vote for @Mark Ainley and also talk with @Joe Mueller with Tanis Group Realty.Also if you haven't looked into property management software like Hemlane  (https://www.hemlane.com/) you definitely should. 

It's evaluated as risk and they do calculate the unused portion DE underwriters now a days are excellent at looking for risk. 

Here in Southern Delaware all the first floor walls can be put up in one day.

Details are below:Side By Side Suplex in Ilinoiseach side is 2 bed 1 bath ( no basement)   Very nice clean property that backs up to local park on a Cul-de-sac.Price $215,000Current Tenants Rent = $1450.00Property Taxes is $3400.00Insurance is $1450.00Please help me break this down to determine if its a worth while investment.I originally believed it was, but starting to question it now. 

The piece de resistance was the 10 years worth of whiskers piled into one of the two sinks in the master bathroom.

Transacting across international borders is expensive -- it isn't a "starter move". 

@Candice De Thanks!

Pete is awesome - border collies and brew pubs on every corner.That was probably a Delaware Statutory Trust (DST). 

First, read this: New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio is rolling out a new plan that would potentially allow the city government to seize buildings of landlords who force tenants out.De Blasio pitches plan to seize private property of problem landlords, opponents cry ‘communism’ | Fox NewsThis is happening everywhere, and CA even has its own rules.

Can property line be redefined, would it mean paying back 2 yr of small amount of tax for the few sq ft (<50 st ft) that’s now on our side of the fence which has become the defacto property line?