I am in Texas, where I believe that somewhere in the company, someone needs to have a real estate license license to be a property manager, but not necessarily everyone, akin to how a bunch of workers can work on electrical systems in a structure as long as they are working under a licensed electrician.Any info would be very helpful, as I'm just beginning my research on this.

If you can't refinance it, got to your lender now and get a 13-month term... as long as you possibly can so you have time to sort things out and find different exit strategies. 

Hi @Marcee Stephenson As long as they are applied in a non-discriminatory manner, I don't believe any of these run afoul of any Ohio Statues. 

As long as home depot is open, I'm headed to work.

A quad you would probably be ok self managing, as long as you don't do the repairs and maintenance yourself while using retirement funds.

As long as major damage wasn't done by them after you purchased the property. 

It will only cost you 20% of the Purchase Price at closing...as long as you have positive cash flow. 

Good people still intend to do business the right way, so as long as you screen your tenant you should be fine.

I thought that as long as it is owner occupied it counted, but I would contact a loan officer who's got experience with USDA loans in your area.

or is my lawyer right that as long as they didn't put an anything about it I am responsible for it and I must close and take the loss???