Make sure that the tenants are actually paying rent and making payments on time.

And at the same time as you mention the cost is close to the same as Boston and you don't make as much $ as a developer. 

Make sure tenant knows how to flip breakers, turn off the water main, relight water heater pilot, etc.

I do not have a job or any income (although I have a job with my dad at his business guaranteed my senior year) but I still am committed to make rental property investing work for me and start before I am out of high school. 

Those laws actually seem to make it more likely that people with severe allergies might organize themselves or gather online to discuss how to find places to stay. 

Listening helps you understand what the other party wants, allowing you to craft creative solutions and close deals.Leveraging due diligence for negotiation and decision-making is a powerful strategy in real estate investment.

I've been looking at and making offers on duplexes and some single-family homes for about 6 months now.

They basically state: "BUYER is responsible for making sure their broker gets paid X amount at closing.

Making decisions as applications come in is a very good way to end up in court. 

Did we make the right choice not to give an extension?