Tenants who receive cash for keys often don't pay any income taxes on thi.

Quote from @Stuart Udis: @Don Konipol You raise good points but want to focus on your comment about selecting an approach "begins with analyzing exactly what assets the subject is trying to protect and what type of liability are thy trying to protect against".

Quote from @Tibor T.: Hi everyone,I’m brand new to real estate and to this forum.

Look up beggar-thy-neighbor strategy.Tariffs are a tax.

If thy have a sister-in-law that is a "wanna be real estate agent", they will give her the benefit of the doubt to list regardless of what they tell you now.If you are using FHA or VA money to buy a property, they will require an inspection but they won't use yours.

ANYTIME I deviate from my process and make an exception for someone, thy never work out.The key takeaway is to ensure you have some way of vetting people and they have the right character and cognitive skills to succeed because you have a lot of people who are great at selling themselves.ENTJs and ENFJs are the most common personality type you'll encounter when you're recruiting employees.

Thy still gotta pay utilities.  

SW MN is hard to find Landlord Insurance, all local insurance companies say thy quote you landlord insurance, but they realy quote you general home owners insurance.

Quote from @Abigail T.: Hi Don, How often are you requesting for updates from them?  

I did three thiings to rent the unit.......First I put an ad up on Craigslist, and Zillow rental manager which cross posts to trulia, postlets and another I cannot recall.