Provided you do not discuss with rejected applicants why someone else was chosen over them you may select whom ever you wish for what ever reasons you deem to be important.Landlords that operate and select tenants out of fear of having to dealing with rejection of applicants usually make bad choices and do not last long in this business.

For people that stream tv on their computer / device, this was a popular feature to the property.

When I bounced this idea off of my boss, (a real estate investor himself) he said that the 2nd option is a bad choice because I would be forced to pay a capital gains tax because I wouldn't be living in the house first.

@Tom Ott is correct in saying that the Midwest is your most logical choice to invest in.

That was a massive problem for that entire area.I think your choice not to purchase anything at the present time makes good sense and I am doing the same.

If such an order has been issued, then the seller has no choice but to abide by it until such time as a judge lifts it.

You will want to get this done ASAP or you could miss a month's Housing Choice Voucher Payment. 

Unfortunately the software we all use is crap - I've used all of the most popular mortgage loan origination software suites, and this is ubiquitous.

I would also have a few choice words for daddy.

I think either state is a good choice for investment property.