They just need a 20’ clearance for service road for pickup truck and Mack truck (in emergency) and they need the access 24/7.  

It does not appear to be an emerging neighborhood nor receives a lot of traffic. 

@George Ozioko invest where you have a family member or a friend who can help you/your tenants during emergencies.

I am self manage my properties in Omaha and wanted to ask how other investors manage emergency situations. 

Here is a guide that I wrote to help you through that process. https://www.biggerpockets.com/member-blogs/10145/83188-finding-emerging-marketsHere are a few suggested markets.

We would like to add an Addendum asking her to provide waivers from her clients (many of them medical professionals) that they are aware of the number of kids their kids may be exposed to.

This is a great way to cover yourself for any emergency repairs if you don't have much of your reserves in cash.Good luck!

Yes, there are many younger folks moving here thanks to our historically strong medical industry now combined with the growing tech industry, both which are drawing in many younger professionals and support staff. 

All funds have to flow through the management company, net profits each month can go the LLC bank account, the LLC can send funds back to the HSA account, and I have check writing privileges with my HSA, and I can pay my medical expenses with those funds.

I have 20k in cash but cant use more than 10k as a result of need cash on hand for emergency.