I'm not going the turn key route so I would be responsible for the following GC work; Site work, foundation install, furnace/boilers install, water tank, septic, connect plumbing, install panel boxes (panel boxes provided by modular company) and connect power, interior flooring, appliances, complete the siding/roof (15%) as it is delivered 85% complete, landscaping, front porch, final coat of paint inside (comes primed), 2x stair sets to the basement.My question, do you think the $94 a square foot is high? 

I have a 30k credit limit but my cash advance is only 10k. 

What goals have you set for yourself?

The requirement after getting the license or we set it up on management is easy...Pay the taxes and renew the license every year. 

(there is enough space under the roof to set up the central AC).A few pros and cons that I can think of for each option:Mini split:-Flexible room temperature control-Less costly to operate if I turn it off in the rooms that I don't use-Takes more visible space, not very pleasing to eye-Renter might loose the remote or break the unit (somehow!!)

I have started the eviction process and it is now in the hands of the courts to set a date.

So far that’s been successful, and I think it helps limit the number of calls we get.

Just to be clearer, I don't mean the method that tenants set up the autopay or Zelle in his bank account, but some method, app or digital platform, that debits the payment from tenant’s bank account at some specific date of each month, and It sends it to my bank account.

Set a standard in your mind for credit worthiness and the first person to meet that standard gets it.

@Kim Porciuncula we manage almost 700 doors, around 100 of them S8 and have clients from 11 different countries.You'll probably also need assistance with setting up an ITIN, Michigan LLC, corresponding EIN and opening a USA bank account - we have a tax attorney that can handle all that.PM us for additional assistance.