Don't get discouraged, it's a new thing g and will be uncomfortable at first.I call this the "plain vanilla" business advantage (like plain vanilla ice cream nothing crazy), you want to look and act like a property management company (just enough to get that business advantage).

I feel like I'm on thin ice risking my home!

They seem to skew a bit more outdoorsy and thus from the best I can tell, crave a bit more of an unplugged experience.All anecdotal from my own experience and the forums I’m in.

Is the freezer all iced up?

The landlord friendly laws here are the icing on the proverbial cake. 

And never buy one with an ice maker for tenants. 

There is a paid boat launch, fuel, ice and vending sales that is not currently advertised (only word of mouth).

I like the path of acquiring real estate and having your spouse claim REPS status.But this only applies if you acquire real estate as good investments and the tax refunds through REPS is icing on the cake.best of luck! 

Because I buy houses on Subto.The only thing I am really interested in is the mortgage payment I’m taking over.That’s why it’s called “Subject to existing financing”.If I can cover that with rental payments from the tenants I put in the property……and I ALWAYS do.It’s effectively free money.So I get to own a property without using any of my own money.AND……there’s no credit checks, no credentials needed, no tax returns to submit and no checking of my bank statements.It’s the dirty little secret behind why my property portfolio is growing as fast as it is.Because I can do deals like that all day long.Here’s what that means…I have a ton of properties that are appreciating in value…….that cost me ZERO dollars of my own.I have to pinch myself sometimes that it’s this good.And the icing on the cake…?

But in the middle of all that uncertainty, there’s one thing a lot of people still crave – a place to call their own.Because when everything else feels up in the air, home can be the thing that grounds you.