So many first-time or out-of-state flippers have this happen because they think it will be manageable, but you have to manage your manager at all times.Flipping or renovating out of state is one of the worst things you can do if you haven't been to the area and met the people involved or had a long relationship over time with them.

I know starting off can be scary I studied the Ohio market for two years and connected with local investors and out of state investors in Ohio before I finally pulled the trigger.

In New Jersey, since the state is guaranteed renewal and most municipalities max out how much you can raise their rent, it's imperative that landlords raise their rents every single year. 

I don't know if that model is really something you should be pursuing or a strategy you should be following as you stated!

Travel medical professionals, and other MTR travelers, are only stating for a few months and will likely pass on your home if they have to set up utilities. 

The house is in San Antonio and is my stated, Primary Residence.

On the Rent Redi app, it states a ACH Return has been posted due to insufficient funds. 

I want to invest in other states as well and not opposed to our first deal being out of state. 

When investing in real estate, don't overlook local and state taxes.

Some of the questions I'll need to discuss with them:1) The home is renting by the room (grand-fathered with the city zoning) and month-to-month, and I want to understand which of the laws apply to our situation.