When Fair Housing laws apply to you, be mindful of how limiting the unit to 1 person may impact you, because you could be setting yourself up to a fair housing complaint, and even if you prevail on the matter, just having to go through the process may be more than you bargain for. 

We run a 53 acre ranch in the middle of Texas, and the stress of unexpected problems coming up with not enough time to resolve them (septic, water lines, other equipment malfunctions, adequate pool maintenance) between guests is too great.I'm aware there's money left on the table.

It will make your life easier since potential clients will be able to look you up on the NMLS website to verify you are a legit loan broker.

You would want to make sure your insurance is buttoned up as that is where you would get hit if a lawsuit happens. 

Let's connect, would love to get into the details and see what I can work up for you!

It has gone up ~$300k in value since purchasing. 

We needed to part with our initial lender because their math was not adding up and they couldn't explain why (very frustrating).

Please advise I (the landlord) should pay for labor and material to cover the area with rocks, or Tenant is responilbe to clean up the area and pay for the labor and material. 2.

Most of that time is spent on my weekly visits to each location to make sure they don’t need trash picked up and to make sure the lawn or snow removal is being done correctly.

Did it lead to more damage to the furniture/property and end up lowering your ROI?