If I died and my daughter takes my property over, what about the trailer house that does not have her name on it, but only my name.

It's close to Southampton and you can self manage to save some money and learn the basics, because later on if you decide to hire a PM you will know what to except of them, you will know rules a regulations and renter's mentality.

Sounds like you already are somewhat of a flipper with the mentality you have of buying distressed homes and improving them.

Currently, I am a licensed mental health therapist- so a very different field.

Luke, i have separate zones for each unit, each zone ( unit) is controlled by a Honeywell wireless thermostat, Honeywell has a site that you can register and control them from. the front door lock i only have on one property, a SFH, i have not had to use it to let anyone in because my property manager takes care of that, but the feedback from the students and my own daughter, who lived there for 2 years, was that they prefer the keypad to get in the door, as a matter of fact she just bought her first home and that was the first thing she had me do was put in a keypad lock.

I am a firefighter in the LA County area, and live in Long Beach with my wife, and 4 month old daughter.

He'll buy at the end of January, spend February putting in at least one new full bathroom (it'll either be a 5bed/2bath or 5bed/3bath), but then the house will sit vacant until his daughter and her friends move in at the end of August.

So just make sure you are in the game with a long-term mentality and build that trust patiently and by consistently adding value.All the best!

You basically have two mentalities to this question.

Looking for advice on what to do.I'm house hacking and generally happy living with my great tenants, however I've welcomed 2 beautiful daughters to this world and our current 850sqft 2Bed/1Bath unit is starting to get cramped (particularly with fam visits over the holiday!)