@Ryan TallAs business traveler to SLC frequently to the DT area having access to transportation and walkability to a place like Trolley Square with restaurants, shops, and a store. 

Water is getting in somewhere and then traveling to that bathroom and closet.

What works for travel medical professionals is different than what corporate renters are looking for, which is different than insurance placements, etc. etc. 

I managed the properties myself, and was offered a job out of state that required long-term international travel. 

@Jarred Nisenfeld If you want cheap real estate why travel all the way to Reading when you have North Philadelphia in your backyard? 

Travel is mine, I wanna see the world, meet people, and experience life outside my comfort zone. 

She stays on the property maybe 2 or 3 times a year when not traveling out of the country.

If this tenant can't afford the $100 increase, I will have to travel back and spend the time and money getting the house ready for a new tenant (paint, carpets, etc) , not to mention decide whether I will hire a company to deal with the rental and the new tenant, which could mean 10% of monthly rent or I will have to deal with it long distance myself and hope for the best. 

Since you are living there, it should be much easier to set up showings rather than a traditional rental traveling to the property.The biggest mistake I have made, and seen other makes, is loosening their guidelines after a few weeks/months of vacancy because they have simply had enough. 

I travel a lot so considering a multifamily by somewhere I already travel and being able to stay in it.