Hey Daniel,I have dealt with this at previous companies I have been at.We did require a passport of some sort.I will say, we never had any issues with any of the tenants that rented with no SSN.

That way you can gain access yourself by becoming a member of the local real estate board.

I would LOVE any local people to touch base!!!

Partnering with Brittney Sciandra provided valuable local insights, making this an attractive and strategic investment for Partner Driven.

Making local connections to that area so you can get everything you need set up.

Maybe see if your local flood control authority or whoever at the city would want it and maybe pay a nominal amount for it.

Thorough due diligence, professional communication, and familiarity with local laws are essential for smooth management and positive tenant relationships.Good luck!

I did contact the company that made it, but they just replied that the CD is not available with the audio version.

Here are a few tips for managing a rental in the DFW area:Screen Tenants Thoroughly: Conduct background and credit checks to ensure reliable tenants.Understand Local Laws: Familiarize yourself with Texas landlord-tenant laws to avoid legal issues.Maintain Good Communication: Establish clear communication channels with your tenants.Keep Up with Maintenance: Regular maintenance can prevent larger, more costly issues.Consider Eviction Procedures: Be prepared for potential evictions.

For example, the unemployment rate, relatively low, is 6.5% versus MA's 3.5%It's been a long time since I was more familiar with Springfield, so I'm not sure about the impact of the casino.In general, similar to other working class cities like Fitchburg, in Springfield I'd imagine you'd fine the following conditions:- Attractive Cap rates- Medium vacancy- You're paying a realtor or property management company to find tenants (in higher end cities the tenants pay the realtor fee)- Section 8 tenants -- could be a negative or positive, depending on your view.