Inflation, the increased cost of homeowners insurance (as a result of the increased rebuild cost per square foot) as well as regularly rising HOA fees all contribute to increasing the rent.

Either by your fiancée or one of the children.Sorry if this sounds harsh @Chris Edgell but this is an example of being stuck with the default estate plan provided under the law.It's about having clear title to transfer the property.When things are squared away perhaps the both of you could consult an estate attorney in regards to a Transfer-On-Death (TOD) Deed.

That kind of language is always a red flag for me. 

We rented it out from out of state and went back in the spring and we finished two basements so added 800 square feet, rehabbed the kitchen and baths and made a good chunk on the sale.  

Find comparable properties for rent and for sale (same size, square footage, condition) on Zillow.

How many square feet is this monstrosity?

Again, I can't post links and you're welcome to PM me for the numbers so that you can do your own analysis.The real estate management fees are a red herring, for multiple reasons:Every business has management fees: When an investor puts money into stock-market equities, the companies into which he/she has invested have operating expenses.

Community Support - The Fire Department and American Red Cross will be able to provide you and your tenant with information and resources to help you through this crisis.

Often employed by professional tenants to mislead mom and pop landlords.For me it is a obvious red flag when screening.

This is for small balance commercial retail which might or might not fit on your land.You could have an acre but it is a really weird shape than a standard rectangle or square which can make laying out a site plan that works and is profitable for  a developer difficult.