The family moved out however they had guess living with them who didn't move with them.

Also, the denominator is "initial investment," not "total investment" I just get somewhat wary of inflated numbers that make something look better than it is -- saying that my NWROI is this incredible percentage - but an ongoing maintenance concern/capital expense actually makes the property break - -even or even worse. 

To make a long, expensive story short, we discovered that builder failed to insulate an entire 3rd attic space and didn't seal wall cavities up in the main attic or insulate chases properly (Inspector failed too). 

He/she just needs to provide the landlord with documentation of the abuse from licensed health care services and licensed mental health services who examined or evaluated the victim and/or law enforcement incident report, or protective order signed by the judge.The tenant dies.When the tenant who lives alone in the rented property dies, the representative of his/her estate can terminate the lease agreement early.

The owner warned me it may be squatter occupied, and I went to look at it myself, it bad clothes hanging and 2 locked doors that I assume someone was living in.

Most properties take a few years to appreciate and cash flow well.Replacing a $60,000 annual salary would require around 50 rental units, assuming $200/month net cash flow per unit after all expenses if self-managing.

Some of this will cover expenses, but the extra will increase their cash flow.

LLC's are great, but it's probably overkill to have one for each property, as that can also get expensive to maintain.

I grew up in Columbus, however I have not lived there in years but I visit often.

I imagine a situation where you rent an expensive piece of machinery, and then their employee damages it, and now your left trying to collect from their insurance while being on the hook with the rental company.