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This can be a real money-maker, but you need to know what the risks are, how to mitigate them, how much to charge for rent, insurance requirements, and more.Honestly, the couple relocating sounds like the best option.Here's a tip: don't reject applications just because someone else started one.

What used to take you hours, will take seconds.If you think I am talking about something in the future, you have not kept up the last 8 weeks. 

I'd still be working for "the man" in IT driving 60 miles each way to work and spending 3 hours in one meeting on one silly, meaningless report.     

Their response is always, “oh I forgot, I’ll pay today”, but they never do.I’m an extremely reasonable landlord and it’s starting to feel like they’re taking advantage. 

Unless you are part of an investing contingent with a bunch of other landlords with Trenton holdings, like the "Brooklyn" folk, I feel if you are a landlord living 1+ hours away with the plan to have 1-3 properties in the near term, you will get ripped off.

He has other creditors who are going to start going after him.

My passion for real estate investing started in college, and I’m particularly interested in single-family homes and multifamily buildings.

If it did, I would start to question your purchase strategy.  

But start small and don't bet the farm.