If tomorrow works for you, let's touch base.

What is your exit strategy... pay me in cash based on rents or other income?  

How would that play out?

It's not the most beautiful work of art, but it gets the job done and it's extremely easy for someone like myself (very little html experience) to edit and plug and play.

The appraisal is usually issued for the benefit of the lender so you can play hardball and share that the lender will not release a copy of the report until after settlement (which does happen in some instances depending on the lender and their policies).

This isn't just about keeping things organized; it's your safety net if things escalate legally.Legal Grounds Check: It's wise to touch base with a legal expert familiar with your local landlord-tenant laws.

They are based in Florida.

I am based in Oregon and I am planning on diving into the world of out of state investing.I have bought and sold a couple of  homes here locally but would love to start growing my out of state portfolio which I have very little experience in. 

Here's a list to give you an idea:Startup Costs:Down PaymentClosing CostsProperty InspectionAppraisal FeeProperty InsuranceInitial Repairs and RenovationsEmergency FundOngoing Expenses:Mortgage PaymentsProperty TaxesUtilitiesProperty Management FeesInsurance PremiumsMaintenance and RepairsVacancy CostsProperty DepreciationLegal and Accounting FeesRemember that these costs can vary based on factors like location, property type, and personal preferences.

Every odd year they reassess taxes based on the value.