Great lot size and a house with "great bones" (the architecture of the house is very classic style of this area).  

I once pulled up a person that was a on a site for classic cars that posted a request for parts along with his phone number.

Are there any classic must listen to episodes you recommend?

Your $150k @ $1,500 a month property meets the classic 1% rule.

Set for Life: Dominate Life, Money and the American Dream by @Scott TrenchAside from the classic Rich Dad Poor Dad, Scott Trench's Set for Life is the perfect book for new investors to get their mindset right.

It is NOT renters insurance, it is a unique policy that tenants pay for, but when they move out if there is something that a classical security deposit would normally pay for, it gets covered for the landlord.Rhino appears to be operating in the U.S., and Zero Deposit is in Europe. 

Keep in mind that these are likely not what we would classically define as "motivated sellers."

Is yours a classic brick bungalow?

The classic "rules" like "invest in your own area" or the "1% rule" or "70% rule" are really just catchy pieces of advice but not universal nor appropriate depending on your goals.

It is a classic choice and you have a lot of options (standard, brick, herringbone, etc).