She actually moved out and hasn’t been living there when I served it, but had a majority of her belongings there.

I currently am going into my senior year at the University of Iowa, where I am double majoring in Finance and Management.

We keep our eyes peeled for small places like this just to get back out in the country with our families at an affordable price since production ag land is very expensive where I live. 

I just watched the majority of the presentation by @Andrew Syrios and his family which did answer a LOT of questions.

The plus to these markets is that it would take something very major to change their policies.  

The properties we find tend to need updating or major renovation.

Review final applicant data to select tenants6. contact tenants to fill out a lease agreement7. collect deposit and file lease agreement for record8. handoff key9. happy tenant, happy investorsWanted to make sure we were not missing something major. 

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The allure of being able to cap major expenses for an AC or Heat pump at 450$ a year plus 100$ per incident charge seems like a good way to keep your costs fairly predictable.I suppose, if you pay this thing for 10 years, and have some minor things like a dishwasher/ AC issues/ Heat pump issues and they fix it, could be a wash more or less.   

Even in a rapidly appreciating market, this is near impossible to achieve in one year if the original home is close to turnkey at purchase.I spoke with my mortgage broker yesterday and he told me there is a product that recently started being offered that is called a VA Renovation loan (I am looking to do the same thing you are).