It flooded the whole house about an inch or two except the kitchen and formal dining.

All of them generate great revenue except two that are borderline condemned.

Details:My tax base is Japan; my salary is paid in yen.I have never owned a home in the US.I go home every summer for a few weeks and stay at my parents' house.I currently use my parents' house as my home address, except for IRSI have two open bank accounts in the area I have a valid US drivers license I do not have intentions to moveThank you very much for your advice!

Steve MightOur general rule is "no pets", or more precisely, we handle all pets as exceptions on an individual basis.

Although I sometimes make an exception and will go down to 350 and even 300/mo.

You get a check in the mail every month with no worries and the tax depreciation with it.The 50 to 150 units for an apartment building you can put in place a full time management and maintenance person so that you have hands off investing and never see the property except on rare occasion.

The financial advisor may not know this (most don't), but she can invest her IRA into anything that is considered an investment with a few exceptions.

The house (with the exception of needing new carpet) is nice but outdated.

We had a foreclosure in 2011, but are in the best financial shape we have ever been (except having a foreclosure on our credit) and have been renting for 2+ years.

Start eviction proceedings if the rent is late after 3 days and kindly tell them at the beginning that you will do this with NO exceptions.