What I've found so far is the property has to be self-managed for the first year and you either need to live in it 14 days or 10% of total days it was available to rent, whichever is greater. 

Obviously you’d never sell until you’ve lived there 2 years, that’s a 5 figure mistake. 

I live in Oregon.To summarize:1.

When they sell an expensive property, they have money left over to bid up properties in Arizona and live in much larger and nicer houses in better neighborhoods.Anybody who already has properties in Arizona has done quite nicely.

Call the service center and see how long it takes to speak with a live person. 

There are tenants living in the downstairs unit under a 1 year fixed-term lease ending October 31st 2024.

The home was built with 7 bedrooms but they called them "Living Room" and "Lunch Room" despite obviously being bedrooms.

We could do it ourselves, and eventually we will, but if someone who lives in Northern Tuscany could be our guide and startup marketer, that would be great.

I do not live in the continental U.S, so any investment would be OOS for me.

Setting a schedule for who does laundry on which days makes everyone's lives easier.