Feel free to give me a ring, always happy to help.

They also run the risks of high levels of regulatory pressure and litigation by virtue of their renting to legal wards who have access to free lawyers and zealous bureaucrats who see independent investors as a crop to be harvested.

It is great to have you and please feel free to jump in the community - there are certainly great people around here!

The house I just bought already had one in the back that I will be able to live in for free!

If you need anything, feel free to reach out. 

This is the “free answer” from Google, so it’s worth what you paid for it…https://www.justanswer.com/law/80qys-live-arkansas-neighbor-....Lawyer: LawEducatorUnder the common law of property you are entitled to trim branches from any trees that are overhanging on your property but must do so by exercising reasonable care not to damage or harm the tree.

I know there are risk involved like market down turn, not selling for ARV, higher than expected renovation cost, etc, but I'm really worried about people just taking the money and running away with it.

Leverage tends to adds risk, I always recommend having the worst case backed up by, long term job prospects, other liquid assets to cover losses, an/or the ability to take measured risk more than once to even out uncertainty.The richest individuals use leverage to their advantage all the time, but it should be used with care.Zach

Jumping in is very nerve racking and I'm trying everything I can to minimize my risk, but I guess I can only do some much planning before jumping right in

Feel free to direct message me so we can connect and discuss more in detail your scenario.