I feel a strong sense of loyalty to tenants because I'm very thankful for people willing to rent my homes and pay my mortgage and basically invest in my own retirement for me. 

They have mentors that will make up for their lack of wisdom, and because they are so new they will bust their butts for you and work harder than anyone else out there to earn your loyalty and/or future referrals. 

.- A young gun willing to work his *** off to earn your permanent life-long loyalty.

,Basically you really want a Big Mac but feel that you want to give the money to Burger King out of loyalty.

Reliability, loyalty, and speed come at a price.

Any local investors willing to spend time helping me learn the ropes would be repaid in gratitude, loyalty, and any services I can provide that would be of immediate use (private music lessons can be expensive!) 

I didn't go up because of loyalty of the long term tenant and the fact that I need to repaint the outside of the home that faded from the sun. and yes I bought one of the brand new unoccupied homes that flooded the market in 2010. 1664 living sq ft. 4/2 and two car garage. 

In Cleveland, high turnover, no tenant loyalty, high cost of maintenance.

Others however, will value loyalty; some will look for ease in a working relationship, fast closing, etc., (i.e. pick your favorite competitive advantage).

VERY KEY to build loyalty.