https://www.news-leader.com/story/news/local/ozarks/2019/04/18/chris-gatley-417-rental-properties-springfield-mo-landlord-inspection/3207099002/It's an interesting read to say the least.

This could be great news

The good news for you ( not him) is your in California .

The good news is property inspections will be easier, because the tenants are next door. 

One link for you is below,https://www.travelwyoming.com/wot-news/wyoming-releases-2017-travel-economic-impact-numbers-traveler-spending-and-visitor-volume2.

Obviously, in our area checking flood zones is critical, I'm just wondering if property in a "special service district" would deter or promote investment. https://pilotonline.com/news/government/local/article_cf479978-91f0-11e9-9263-6bb8bcc94e30.html?

Good news for Kansas City investors!

Our town guy did when the electrical contractor ran the wrong (150ft) of u/ground conduit, so he had to dig it all up & redo it before he could work in the town again, He fixed it fast so the utility could run the electrical cable.

Next, we were going to add digital door locks so people can enter the building 24/7 after we close at 6pm (weekends) 8pm (weekdays).

What I’ve found in my experience of mortgage lending for 12 yrs, many loan officers lack the ability to deliver bad news.