I think that was probably an ignorant remark (but I'm a bit ignorant so I don't actually know.

I suppose you wont get arrested.. but the offending real estate agent/broker at least in our MLS system OR WA is subject to a 20k fine and expulsion.. keep in mind no one wants crooks or thieves having access to the private showing remarks etc. 

Thanks for your advice and for not attacking me with condescending remarks like @jameshamling needed to do.

However, I have found some remarkable workers through Fiverr.com.

Obviously there are some complaints about the company and you posted that you were amazed because they ran a big ad in Newsweek, WSJ, etc. that they could be disreptuable.The point you seem most worked up about is my remark that I turn away investors.

If your home needs remarkably little, compared to others, in terms of both time and money invested, you are presenting a better deal without having to lower your price.Two very basic upgrades most anyone can do on a budget are a fresh coat of paint and the addition of house plants.

Nc Mark,,,,, i just wanted to see what more experienced landlords do in this situation,,, you can keep your "you are in the wrong business comments to yourself"try having a little classmaybe i will post some wise *** remark at your next post

But periodically, he sells his cheap finds at auctions for remarkable amounts of money.

If it cannot be separated, then you are left with renting the entire house on a single lease (not always easy with a 6-bedroom) or renting individual rooms {see zoning remarks above}.We have both 4/5-bedroom houses which we rent by the house and an 8-10 room house in which we rent furnished rooms (predominately to international students).  

So let's go into this without any more anamosity, sarcasitic comments or snide remarks, we don't need to go there.