This means they market the home, show it, screen the applicants, get them under contract, ensure utilities are set up, collect the deposit and rent, etc.

@William Houstian the most important thing you can do is ensure your current landlord (and past, the more history the better) is available to give their reference and also has specific knowledge of your situation.

In my experience I took the route of "tougher barrier of entry" to ensure I was purchasing properties which would get in the middle of cash flow and appreciation.

I used to manage them personally but I put up my own property management company to ensure they are managed well.Having said the above, I buy more Bs and As now than Cs and Ds.

From that same case "the insight provided reveals that the intent of 1402a13 was to ensure that individuals who merely invested in a partnership and were not actively participating in operations (the archetype of limited partners at the time) would not receive credits towards social security coverage."

Also, we are tennis players, and in a one week visit found two incredible tennis communities in st aug

The company should also be fine with you using your own financing, but you should also ensure that they have time to vet the lender to ensure a smooth hassle-free transaction.

BUT I had to get a Commercial Architect involved to ensure & sign-off that it met all IRC-2018 requirements (that required 20+ detailed 1-2 hour meetings about the design & engineering).

If just having a vacation spot for yourself is your goal, then this is not a bad strategy at all, just do your research to ensure that you can break even.

You'll want to specifically ensure that the exact condensing unit he is going to use will not have an issue with the length of the copper lineset and the rise (height that it will have to pump the freon up).