To me it seems like some older couple that wants to cash out of their house, but still live there.The pictures are nice, looks like a well maintained home.So what's the wisdom of this board think?

You can certainly customize those numbers to what you need but I never give up the ownership of the property to anyone.I hope all of this makes sense but feel free to ask anything additional if you need.

Hi @Skyler Smart, without knowing your financial picture, know that 75% of the rents for property #1 will go towards your income.  

If you tenant's pay with check, you can take a picture of the check and deposit it electronically into this account. 2) Order checks for that specific checking account.

Here are some before/after pictures.

Its hard to say without knowing your total financial picture.

If you are buying, you ask for a month-to-month or one-year lease. 2) Be professional but also be a little flexible with a potential long-term tenant. 3) Zillow has a good lease template that is customized for your local laws.

Real estate is hard work, and if you own rentals, your tenants will challenge you as much as most customers at a 9-to-5 would.

If I were to make the most beautiful website in the world with a 100% customer conversion rate and no one ever saw it what does it matter?

This way you can have a clearer picture on how your investment is performing.