Are there any good resources or websites where I can learn more about these laws.I'm eager to ensure a smooth transition for the tenants and to manage this property responsibly.

I've managed to save up a decent amount for a downpayment, but I'm feeling lost about where to even begin.

Put yourself in the renters/guests shoes - where would they be looking?

We learned that a LOT of people are willing to get rid of their father's or mother's home for a song because they can't come up with the tax money to keep it.I would say we do much the same sort of thing these days but our focus is shifting to finding small multifamily where the landlord just doesn't want to go on with what he has.

It takes 3-5 days where I am for a commitment to come back, assuming it is clean, I do the following three things:Take the original contract, cut a tiny strip of paper and scotch tape it over the price and make a copy.

I live in Southern California where I own a couple of investment properties; now I'm interested on starting to invest in Arizona.

The upper unit was where the previous owner lived.

I overheard a conversation where someone stated that if a developer is the GC of their own project they must be a licensed contractor.

Any advice will be highly appreciated :) Also would love to hear opinions on where newbies invest successfully nowadays and what strategies do they use? 

Look at the entrance aprons which is the commercial name for where the cars pull into the parking lot they are special cement design.