If feel this could quickly turn into another rant against wholesalers, maybe you can be more specific with your response to help out instead of just quickly hijacking a post and shutting them down.

Criteria:- List price of $215k or below that is basically move-in ready- 3 bed/2 bath or 2 bed/2 bath- Monthly HOA fee that does not exceed $500- Complex that will allow rentals (it's ok if they have some restrictions such as a wait list or a specified number of units that can be rented at one time)- Ideally the complex would have pool and tennis, but at least one of the two is fine- Relatively close to restaurants/shopping, parks, and/or a major attraction (i.e.

Frequently they are held on off-days at local breweries or restaurants.

I think we can do this easily be eating at restaurants 1 less time per week.

Items of risk: being shut down by municipal authority, liability and not being covered in the event of a catastrophic claim (fire). 

I started doing things like building a clothing business, being an adventure guide, photographer and most important working in my parents restaurant. 

In the future, I recommend you always warn tenants of the noise between apartments because it's a common complaint. if you warn them up front, you can shut down complaints easier in the future.

It seems like I would need to shut down my previous LLC in Arkansas and create a new one in my new state.

Location: Prefer restaurant/brewerie, or office? 

And nobody believes me when I tell them it's more cost efficient and comfortable to just raise it up a few degrees, instead of shutting it off when they leave.