It's easy to mess that up by not digging deep enough, putting in proper rock and possibly tying to a drain tile (easier said than done), oh and sealing the new hole in foundation properly. 

Usually there’s a hole, something is peeling, and owners (not that you’d do it) have a nasty habit of laying down sheets over sheets over sheets.

Shortly after, they were looking to the Government to bail them out of the hole they dug for themselves.YOU run YOUR business like that, and I will run MY business with policies in place that are fair, consistant, and expected to be followed every time.

Have done it before and they tore everything up - repeatedly dug holes, chewed sprinkler heads clean off, chewed all the wires in the sprinkler valves, chewed the bottom of a door off (still baffled by that one), chewed fence boards off (multiple times), etc. 

Running a negative cash flow property will eat a hole in your wallet.

You can also check above the window and if you notice large  random holes every 24-32 inches, then these are weep holes used for drainage on brick veneer houses.

Which is maybe the most appealing part of the plan.So, shoot holes in my half baked plan please so I can move to something else.

I'm sure there are holes in some of them, but the goal is not to have a  bulletproof means but just a means that is effective in easing the prospective tenants concern.Show tax assessors website showing who the owner of the property is and then provide ID.

Let me know if any holes in the logic as well!

I would hope to eventually have long term dependable tenants so I don't need the company as much but I am basically looking for someone to poke holes in my plans and see if there are any flaws.