The landlord can, however, limit the right of the tenant to admit other occupants or guests by including restrictions in the tenant’s lease.

.), cleaning (they'll never clean as often as they say they will-- consider splitting required cost of regular maid service), lawn upkeep, parking, overnight guests, parties and guest policy, locking doors, and roommate issues as well.Tell them upfront what's acceptable and what's not.

(depending on seasoning of bank)..Sometimes it's difficult to do conventional, but not impossible with your new job status...

Read blogs, post questions, and the podcasts are gold!

In order to develop a clear picture of the property, I suggest the following inquiries:Check the park owned homes (POH) status.

So far I have had good luck and mindful guests, but is an open pet policy with a 50 dollar pet fee a good idea?

Having a website where tenants can pay rent and request repairs, and investors can get up to date status on what is happening with their properties is vitally important.The fees you charge, the monthly fee, a new lease fee, a lease renewal fee, eviction fees, ANY fee that you charge must be clear and up front. 

When I look at this video below....it is basically a REI pot of gold still. 

You'll find gold in the properties that are for sale and are not marketed in the MLS.

It will be worth it's weight in gold and will allow you to sleep well at night.