No aggressive breeds. 11) In Chicago the norm is a move in fee and no security deposit.

Students are a special breed of tenant.

Lastly, having experience in this entire space, the piecemeal approach is more hands-on, you have a higher likely hood of incurring construction over runs "unforeseen" - lets face it most contractors are a tough breed of people to work with, so timelines are not always certain.Anyhow, yes, it can exist, but it requires a ton more work, your time, more room for error, and the pure time cost of money is substantially greater.Just a thought, much luck, great question!

Activity breeds activity and with that will come your opportunities.T

The scary part is that there is no breed restriction, so dangerous breeds could be forced into your property.

The CFTB is a breeding ground for bad tax ideas, and those ideas unfortunately tend to metastasize eastward...

Do you guys restrict dog breeds at your rentals?

@Cara Lonsdale I don't think it's so cut and dry about aggressive breeds.

More expensive markets breed more reliable and available labor. 

Basements are often smelly, damp and musty and can be an ideal breeding ground for mold.