Are you thinking about buying a single family home to rent out? It is not a business for the fainthearted but it is certainly rewarding if you know how to manage it well. Don't make the same others did-- here are three unrecorded rules on buying a single family home. 1.     A House that is Neither up nor Downhill  If the driveway is steep, move on the next property on your list. An ideal house rests above the level of the street-five to six feet is recommended. 2.     Easy-to-locate Home It may sound logical, but a home rental that is too far or hard to locate might bore your potential tenants.  The easier it is to find your home, the more tenants will be enticed to rent it. 3.     The Power of Curb Appeal In any rental or real estate business, curb appeal is everything. Sometimes properties only need some repainting or redecorating. Be sure to select houses that are attractive enough to you. If you aren't seeing yourself living in that house, there's a big chance that tenants won't picture themselves living in it either. Regardless of the favorable bargain, be sure to set some rules before investing on a house family rental. Once you have set the rules, remember to stand by them so you can make your property profitable.

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