@Terry Moll most people talk to friends and family who they know and trust. 

Hello,My question is if a quitclaim deed was prepared without the grantor’s physical address (which is not the property being transferred) does that effect the validity of the deed in the state of Alabama?

Rich Dad Poor Dad (just trust me on this...)2.

@Allan Yau I can't find your calculator and I would also need an address to know if it's a good deal since Real estate is a lot about Location.

Just a piece of posterboard turned into a calendar, each line is an address. 

I had a lender who trusted me on all numbers and would lend when I say.

Which means they all agreed to terms and they trusted each other to enter into that.

@Syrica BrownCraigslist (don't put street address in ad)Facebook Market placeZillow ( this broadcast to several other sites like hotpads etc)I don't schedule individual showings, I schedule an open house and funnel everyone to that same block of time.I typically get a line of people filling out an application. 

I am sure you can find similar properties up there to gauge rental prices and interest but if you plan to use it on popular weekends you may fall short of your expectations.If this may involve many family members I think the first step would be to make sure everyone is on the same page with whether you are going to rent it, when you will be trying to rent it, and how long you plan to hold the property.Many of these seem to be setup in a family trust or Family LLP with an operating agreement which I am sure you can handle. 

Think of all the things that could go wrong and see if the lease addresses them: unauthorized pets or tenants, early termination, security deposit, lease violations, late rent, eviction, lawn maintenance, parking, etc.5.