After all, you won't be able to serve ejectment lawsuit papers on anyone because you can't find anyone.

You can also stay in tuned with your town hall once you know how to read the maps by each neighborhood you can often see articles in the papers and online about new development plans.

There’s always a risk that a great tenant on paper will have a downturn and trash your place.

I also have taught lots of people how to house hack and that is the next article being written by a local paper. 

It’s a ranch, 3bdrm,2 bath with finished basement.We are doing a full cosmetic rehab and it’s going well.My question is, we have a lot of the neighbors peeking and wondering what’s going on with the house...Is it appropriate to think of putting a sign and papers of information introducing our business and inviting them to the open house to see the “finished product?”

In terms of partnering I'm trying to do my due diligence as I don't fully know the legal process and what that looks like on paper.

I understand that on paper, when working with a CPA, I will have depreciation (etc.) make it so I'm actually operating at a near loss which correctly will reduce my taxes on that cash flow. 

(according to the local paper here) There are also a few colleges within 12 miles.There are several bus stations within 4 miles if someone needed to catch a bus to work downtown.Something interesting I found out the day after my offer was accepted.

When I talked to lenders, it was hard to explain that I had money, just not on paper.

If you want to own rental properties start looking at many at least on paper to get familiar with areas.