Here's a few thoughts I hope prove useful to you:1.

Our rental market here in western WA is so hot and short of inventory that we can just put up a quick ad on Craigslist and expect multiple inquiries that we then run through third-party credit checks.My earlier comment simply came out of years of experience in Minnesota where casual insulation of plumbing can prove costly.

As for closing statement, not out of the ordinary for a PM to ask for that or a deed etc to prove you are the owner.  

@Logan Day Huntsville is a solid area but it's also very desirable to investors so it's tough to find a deal.

And I can’t prove the fridge works when they keep saying it’s broken and taking photos of leaks etc.

Investing in Real Estate is an amazing tool to generate wealth, however NYC is certainly tough.

Could have been tough but could have also made good money.

I find this hard to believe but I know it is hard to prove these type of things.Any advice or guidance is much appreciated.

One of the units will be our primary residence until the new house is ready.I’ve started speaking with our realtor and have done my own browsing and it seems like multi unit homes are hard to come by so it will likely be tough to find a good prospect where the numbers make sense, but we’ll be prepared to jump if we find a good fit. 

I'm in a tough predicament and am seeking advice on what to do in the following scenario:I bought a primary townhouse in a nice desirable community in Charlotte NC  in December of 2019 with specs of 4 beds/2.5 baths for $239,500 at 5% down.