I categorize each entry as to which property it relates to and the reports it prints works well for our CPA.I guess I'm just trying to figure out the best process now, before I get into it and then need to change it.Thanks!

I sent a letter, hand addressed with pre-printed return label. 

So my thought is:1:  get the rental license2:  fix it up (it might take a month or 3 months, I'm not sure)3:  advertise for tenants and find a few 4:  get rental suitability certificate 5:  make sure I get a lease signed 60 days after getting suitability certificate (give tenant that wonderful brochure...just print it out at staples6: renew rental license every yearMy question is, at what point does an inspector come? 

There are challenges in some places too....let's say in US every agent also needs background check and finger prints to get licensed, this helps because we can then access lock boxes on private occupied homes. 

I understand that the government prints its own money, but for the government to give money to everyone it will nedd to tax someone to get that money. 

After some time of searching I found this: https://www.indy.gov/activity/search-real-estate-records-onlineThey are asking for $6.95 per deed lookup and $1 to print every single page.

Then ask him to print out a list of your current holdings and look up the 'tickers'.

Download, print, wet ink sign and submit.

You can download it here:https://reinstate58.hjta.org/It includes instructions - but in short:You must (1) print, (2) sign (in BOTH the signature area, and the circulator area below it), and (3) mail it to HJTA.

If you did, wipe off any finger prints and dispose of the gun in the closest river.