May 1 I signed a 6 month renewal. 1 week ago today while I was waiting for appliance delivery the neighbors decided it would be a good time to tell me how much of an issue the tenants had been.

4 months of rent wasted and then STILL believing a person at their word that they will leave with out ruining anything or deciding they want another 4 months rent free?

Several websites you can go to on your own to help you decide if this is the area/property for you: Zillow for broad-stroke comps and what the sale/rental market looks like (how many rentals there are like yours and what they’re renting for), www.city-data.com for demographic data (like number of occupied rentals), and www.harriscountyfemt.org for flood plain data.

If you decide to go that way, maybe we could buy and split it.

Lets look at the numbers.If 0.25% of the 6M retired people in California decide to move to Las Vegas and we assume that all are couples, the number of residences needed will be:6M x 0.25% / 2 = 7,500To put this in perspective, the total number of single-family homes sold in Las Vegas in 2017 was 34,659.

After you have a market renter; decide if you want to list it. 

Heres a little rundown of who I am:Graduated high school in 2017, started college for cybersecurity but decided to drop out because I found a much bigger passion for real estate and business.

If they can't qualify with three of them, what do you think will happen when one of them decides to move in with her boyfriend or transfer jobs or whatever?

I'm a 28-Year-old Software Engineer gone architect, living in Shrewsbury, Ma, who has slowly gotten bored of the idea of starting a business "eventually" and decided that there is no time like the present.

It's so hard to decide.