But I can see for a first-timer it might seem daunting, but really it's not.There are guaranty fees at the beginning...I think I shelled out like 40K or something like that? 

I think we are headed to the Dallas/Fort Worth area for our first home.

I give them honest solid comps I think a good appraiser would use.

You said that based on your thinking that she doesn't request less money for the hard work of creating a sterile environment for your guests when it takes less time.

Im stating to think most HOA’s won’t allow month to month and it’s super frustrating.

I think they don't want to commit to the new area long term without trying it out.  

In regards to demand demographics, yeah I think you'd be targeting a different group, and supply/demand has to be looked at closer. 

I think the advice to look at pulling out 70% of the value of the property is solid. 

I think your best option is to have the tenant get a storage unit, so that they can greatly reduce the amount of stuff they're storing at your property.A few things to consider:   1. leases often have sections describing appropriate (and inappropriate) use of the unit.

I think the issue had to do with who registers the LLC or subseries and who renews the LLC or subseries every year.