The requirements are different for an individual and companies, of course, but there should be a way.

I've done it in the past and had other friends who've help me out with my properties in different locations.

It's a different landscape, one where traditional charm meets amazing opportunities, and where the savvy investor must navigate with both intuition and insight.One of the most notable trends I've observed is the emergence of new markets close to Branson.

Get insurance lined up well before closing so now would be a good time.You need a landlord policy, slightly different (and usually cheaper) than a normal homeowners policy.I have been super happy with USAA for our rentals - if you or your parents served then you can get USAA, they are set up to work with landlords.

There are different loan products available for various situations even if you don’t have proof of income.

I would have bought in a different neighborhood with better comps to have a higher ARV value.

Don’t underestimate the power of location in real estate investment – it can make all the difference in the success of your investment.

If it does then you either get your own survey and hope it shows something different, comply with the neighbor's request or negotiate a settlement, say an easement to you for the encroachment.

Tax implications also differ; selling may incur capital gains tax, while rental income is taxable but offset by deductions.There are several factors to consider when deciding if you should sell or keep your property as a rental. 

Mind you, this was 2019-2021 so definitely a different environment for investing but the area is wonderful.