They'll complain about noise, other boarders not cleaning the kitchen, etc.

No more complaints about noise of their neighbor upstairs/downstairs like in the duplexes.

(I imagine those demos are the biggest consumers of co-working space), but I wonder if there is a niche in the suburbs as there are tons of freelancers, solopreneuers and work from home types out here.Most of them are setting up shop at Starbucks, but it's tough to do meetings, conference calls, etc. there because of noise/lack of privacy.  

That could be because my property is close to downtown and street noise is somewhat expected or perhaps it's just been a good market the past 3-4 years.

Miami,Broward and West Palm Beach RE market is really tough for begginers,either buy and hold,or fix and flip(property values too high,and not so many helpers out there)and i belive sharks owns the wholeselling scenerario very quited,that is my feeling in 3 weeks learning here with little or zero info coming from those areas.Working in Real Estate industry can open doors for you to have a networing and get your foot on the ground ,who knows if you got lucky and find the great deal,somebody said here too ,if you have the deal money will come..Start grinding and good luck.Excuse my English grammatical mistakes,is not my Natural Lenguage..

Disadvantages, noise from above for lower unit -footfalls & dropping things.

We are both seeking a change in lifestyle from "the grind" as people like to call it and have always both been interested slightly in how REI works.

They right after they moved in with refrigerator issues.Turned out it was just the noise of the ice maker lol.

More people to evict, more roommate hassle, more wear and tear, more noise, more parking, more tenants to deal with.If they want to permanently add her to the lease, I would let her apply.Of course, some tenants just sublet out rooms without asking, so I suppose "at least they asked."

Or set up a bunch of fans around/at the shed to stir up a lot of noise and dust (or anything that would help him want to leave)?