If you set up your rental standards and apply them exactly the same to all applicants, you should be OK.This might help: http://www.homeny.org/services/fair-housing We have tons and tons of testers, because with us being the center of the countries legal economy, all the non profits that train the testers are located here. 

What pushed me to get over the hump was my "why" in life, which is not actually to own a ton of real estate, but to be free of any life's "restrictions", and do whatever I want, whenever I want. 

Hoping to find personal guidance/training, someone out sowing seeds or just a extra touch of Gods grace to help me over this initial hump.

And then maybe a large plant in a pot on the right side between the chair and the wall.I notice one bedroom has lamps with usb ports, note that in the captions because that's a nice touch.  

*Opinion* - While I think Metro Detroit will continue to appreciate, I don't see us being that desirable that prices explode like that.

My friend pitched the idea of us being the middlemen and selling it forward to an out of state relative who is willing to buy it for $1.2M and is aware we will make a profit being the middlemen, signing an NDNC. 

We intend to stay small, which helps us be hands-on with all of our properties.

A far way off from where I am but I consider the sewer and the foundation to be the hump, the rest should be relatively basic stuff. 

But, with us being so far away, I’m afraid to not have much structure on the ground to help handle repairs and other tenant issues.

I work eat breathe live and hump data.Data is EVERYTHING, and this is what gets my forms filled.FORGET landing pages (in the traditional sense).