Good evening, I am new to this whole forum concept and I am new to rental investing, as in I have yet to secure my first property.

Since Minnesota allows security deposits in the same account as rental income (as far as I’m aware), I’ll most likely just have one account per property. 

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A few methods include: Real estate conferences (which can be costly), joining paid communities (which can really be costly), the meetups and forums posted in BiggerPockets, local events, and other online softwares that allow you to search for buyers specifically interested in your location and preferences (of which I like freipro.com the best).

I just closed on another house and secured a loan on it, so didn't push too hard on the HELOC other than calling about 10 banks.

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Older properties could allow for a higher quantity of investments and potentially more cash flow, but I lack experience with these and would consider working with investor friendly realtor and property managers.I would greatly appreciate any advice on:New constructions vs. older homes.Self-managing or working with a property manager.Identifying promising locations for long-term rental investments.Thank you in advance for your time and help.

His existing sewer lateral apparently runs under his neighbor's lot, to a manhole located in the neighbor's backyard, where both his and the neighbor's sewer laterals connect to another line that runs to the sewer main under the street.

If you're worried about break-ins, then you need to secure it.We give our clients several options, including removing & storing the mechanicals to avoid theft.Also, check with your municipality to see if they have any requirements.

Some of my leases need to be updated, including increasing security when increasing rent; putting in clear violations (such as tenants using electrical heaters, which is a fire hazard); having a reliable attorney ready should any legal issues arise.