Being a New Yorker and hearing all the horror stories about Professional Tenants I decided to invest in a Red State, without getting too Political all I will say is when you do your research you will find Red States are more Landlord Friendly...

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For the section of the calculator that asks for the Variable Landlord Paid Expenses I used 5% for vacancy, 8% for repairs, 8% for CapEx and 10% for management fees. 

They decided they were too old and didn’t want to be landlords anymore.

Landlord retiring, selling a few properties.

I also gained some experience with Landlording and fixing up a property to put it on the market.Did you work with any real estate professionals (agents, lenders, etc.) that you'd recommend to others?

Research your state landlord tenant regulations.

Health and Hospital probably got it through the Landlord registry or the tax records.

Im really new to the landlording game, and im trying to get clear information on how to properly and legally deny a tenant application.

Take your time, remember the tortoise and the hare story.I would start of by renting your parents house and see if you like being a landlord for 1 year.