@Jonathan Krystinak...I second Orlando, and our area has tons of properties that are designed specifically for for folks who want to spend some time here, and rent them out the rest of the year.

If you’re asking me  (someone who already acknowledged  having no specific knowledge of this asset class) for pointers I’m left to conclude this is not the correct investment opportunity for you to pursue.

And they can only look at the specific work that was done . 

Is there any suggestions on WIFI providers for landlords to use specifically for a security system.

I can also see some bad things happening between these squatters and a landlord who has just had enough.Random thoughts:This will certainly affect those of us in the RE industry.

Those are all computer algorithms that can't take specific details into consideration like paint color, flooring, countertops, room layout, quality of neighbors, and many other factors.Use their numbers as a beginning analysis but then actually look at comparable rentals on the market and compare them to yours.

Sale Price compared to List Price has quickly regulated up to no noticeable difference between what a property is listed for and eventually selling for on average.

Are there any specific things I should know or be weary of before I begin this journey?

I won't presume that they shouldn't have done this, but will state that in most jurisdictions with rental licensing laws thats a big no-no.To answer your questions generally (not specific to Colwyn Darby, PA because I am not licensed there):1) Generally the county will not allow evictions or rent collection actions if a unit is being rented without a licenses.

I love real estate and am now going to work in this industry.