I'll live there, as a second home.

If you want the real deal on how your Section 8 applicant is going to be in your property stop by where they are living now and ask if they have a checklist for the inspection.

When we signed the lease, I told her I would repair anything in her first month living in the house.

At least the docusign was done this evening after I made this post, but live and learn about 1st, 2nd, 3rd step.

I really enjoy the property manager, they're getting 4.9 reviews for it and their team is great to work with.But I’ve only had a handful of profitable months, most of the time I’ve been paying either the mortgage myself or unexpected cleaning & maintenance bills, and my savings has run to zero, so it’s a big loss so far.

The single-family and multi-family homes are at a lower price point than most other neighborhoods in the city while still being a safe and nice place to live.Pleasant Ridge and surrounding zip codesHighly desirable area to live in for all age groups with plenty of bars/restaurants nearby.

Yes after rehab there is a possibility for “landlord insurance” that you’d need to specify with your insurance agency if you’re not living theremost insurance agencies are hesitant to lend on properties that aren’t occupied, at least from my experience.

I live in California and am investing in the North Little Rock and Jacksonville areas.

Weather you live in it or not.

Thankfully, we live nearby because that had a small learning curve, but now we can turn onto a street and almost know immediately.