Being a first time homeowner, there should be great programs in your state and with FHA and NACA.

Have you thought about out of state investing?

I’m out of state, and would prefer a local agent especially for leasing.

Talk about potential clogs and garbage disposal misuse, stating when tenants are responsible.

I'm states where e&o is required, it may actually then end up disqualifying you from having a license then.

NC is an attorney state, so all real estate closings happen with an attorney.

It's full of practical advice on how to manage an investment, and it includes summaries of your specific state laws, and it tells you exactly where to go to read the law for yourself.Devour the book.

We do deals all around the state. 

I’ll attach a link to a page that describes this in detail as there’s some things to note. https://www.realtymogul.com/knowledge-center/article/what-is...3) who’s your ideal tenant?

You can't take them to court or hire an attorney to collect unpaid rent or damages.My recommendation - if your state law allows - is to take a larger deposit of two or three months rent to protect you.