As an OOS investor, you want to invest in markets that have low property taxes, landlord-friendly laws, and a growing economy(more rental demand).3.

I'm also sure there will be cities that set up rules/laws correctly and will be able to take advantage of this new business model and really rake the tax dollars along side the owners that are bringing in good money.

Until I have the money to jump in, I'll get my relator license and learn as much as possible about laws and rental properties.

I would suggest finding your local landlord /rental owners association and go to the classes the put on re tenant landlord law.

I had already found the Law Firm of Mark Kohler (just google him) who specializes in 'self directed' account including setting up the LLCs for them.

State laws vary on how much notice you must give month-to-month tenants.

DefaultSouth Carolina offers fewer formal protections to buyers under land contracts than the laws of many other states.

Even though you tried to do the right thing by handling the situation, even though they refused to allow u in to take action, it might be viewed differently in the court of law.

Correction: New Jersey Hotel and Multiple Dwelling Law

It depends on the state laws because if you're in a state that the charging order is not the only remedy in a lawsuit then your other assets can be in jeopardy that's why some people have Nevada, Wyoming, and Ohio LLCs even though they don't live that state because those LLCs provide the most asset protection.