Guessing the potential long term construction of a new road and housing development with no time line is scaring people away.

I have removed the carpet in my primary and 2 rental houses and it makes it so much easier to manage.

I have a realtor who listed my house and created a lease agreement from the company that she works for, but i’m looking for a real estate attorney that can see if there’s anything i can add/edit for further landlord protection/clqrificatio  and to verify that I am being protected. it's my first house that i’m managing on my own so it’s a bit nerve-wrecking.We do have a prospective tenant that seems she’d be a good fit; however, she’s requesting some things that i’d like clarification on to see if it's possible to meey and would like an attorney to set eyes on.Let me know!

I'm a Property Manager and Realtor.

Tell construction sites you have a place they can dump dirt for free.

In my market, you see a range but the construction cost for the home itself is roughly $100/sqft to $140/sqft for the home alone.

In 25 years of property management, I have never heard one good reason for a landlord to disclose to the tenants that they are the ultimate owner.In most cases, it's pure ego on the part of the investor.

Here is a great place to meet other investors like yourselves - https://www.oreio.org/ Not quite sure if once you acquire that property if your intent is to manage it as well for some insight into property management give us a call https://peartreegroup.ca/. 

Another exception would be to buy condos pre-construction and flip the contract before delivery.

Keeping it close to home in Maine would make management easier, especially if you're hands-on.