You will need, or should have, an existing reserve of funds to service this potential rental.

Thinking about your target spend (purchase + rehab) can help me narrow down potential markets to suggest.

When naming your multifaceted storage facility, it's crucial to choose a name that reflects the diversity of services you offer while also being memorable and easy to understand for potential customers.

You're correct about the potential misalignment in my listing's target audience and its tone.

We love that it has a "country vibe" with a more rural feel, but also has the potential for a population boom in the coming years with improvements coming to the town.

Including all utilities can make your offer more attractive to potential tenants and make the rental process easier.

New here, but have been reading the forums for several months as I consider real estate investing, but am having a hard time convincing my spouse the potential "hassle" of a poor tenant is worth the benefits.Our situation includes both of us working full time w-2 jobs and our primary goal is to assist in reducing annual tax burdens. 

Personal referrals might point you in the direction of knowledgeable agents who are aware of investors' needs.Once you have a list of potential agents, interview them to ensure they align with your investment goals.

I'll second that you want to make sure you keep a record of receipts and expenses (even potentially your time) for getting the property up and running as an investment.

(get the basement legally zoned to be a seperate unit)3.