If they are under water and there's no room to sell to a rehabber or even a landlord, and they need out, that's a good sub2 scenario.

If anyone from Montana knows something about it let me know.Specifically, The residential landlord tenant act of 1977 states in section 70-24-321 (F) "Tenant shall conduct oneself and require other persons on the premises with the tenants consent to conduct themselves in a manner that will not disturb the tenants neighbors' peaceful enjoyment of the premises."

You might have an 800 sf home in NYC and the land would be worth more than the home in that scenario.

Just getting into being a landlord, own 2 units currently.

If you are not already using software specific for property management, you most likely will someday (because traditional or manual accounting is a terrible time sink for landlords).

We're 70% surrounded by flood planes and the land that is build-able is going to be extremely tough to get from the farmers owning it, plus the 2+ years to get the city to build infrastructure to it.

I do want to become a landlord and buy and hold for awhile.

I have come across some land and I know how to determine the ARV and the formula for wholesaling properties.

It is not the responsibility of a landlord to make tenants "happy".

I am looking to connect with landlords that may need a property manager for their real estate investment here in New York City.