So yes, I'm aware I have to do the analysis myself but just looking for a realtor that is responsive and willing to work with an investor.Hey Stone,Please beware of all PM companies in Toledo.There is pretty much zero good ones :(Much successps.

I'm an older guy so I have a conservative tolerance for risk.

I'm thinking the insurance companies who write Fair Housing riders to E&O policies probably have some guidance on these issues.

I don't know what your tenant screening policies have to say about that.

A house like this has zero curb appeal or charm, and color is the easiest and cheapest way to give it some personality.I'm very aware different locales have wildly different attitudes and characters, have been to Nawlins many times, and as I wrote, not suggesting replicating the wildest of color schemes found in the Quarter, but as an example of how completely transforming a bit of color can be for a tiny house.Here are a few more examples, some from the Quarter.

Now, BP policy says no capital letters because that is rude, so I won't use capital letters!!!!!

I had zero construction background when I started and, to this day, still couldn't replace a lock let alone anything significant, but I now have 56 homes.The business model is time tested and it works.

You should make it a policy before future tenants move in. 

Hi @Matthew Gwin,Without example numbers, risk tolerance and the state of the market you are looking to invest in it's pretty difficult to say. 

Make sure you are covered on the insurance policy for fire etc..., and the payment is being made!