kid ate paint chips for a few months.. and it unfortunatly caused their death.. its an issue.. and I would be cautious / risk adverse personally.. but then again i don't rent houses..

Wilson you ate right.

Seems kinda fishy, but overall if you ate vetting your tenants well, it shouldn't be too bad.

We ate at Bounty recently, really good and great atmosphere. 

Which I ate.  

I have one place with an endless ant problem, the last time I turned it over the ants ate an entire bottle of Terro to no effect. 

The short of the reasons being-- I've never heard of someone wanting to move to Memphis (speaks to desirability), the market is too high of a renter's market for me (speaks to less owner-occcupants which can affect quality), if I were to have bought in Memphis it would've been 5 years ago when the deals were better before the hedge funds and individual investors ate everything up, and for current times, there are just higher returns and nicer deals (in my opinion) in other markets.

But after we had tenants whose various dogs ate my porch swing, the plug off a window air conditioner (haven't a clue why the dog didn't fry himself on that one), dug holes in carpets down to the subfloor, ate the bottom off a closet door, chewed open a door and got under the house in the summer heat to stay cool and crushed a duct pipe and (in one case) were kept under the house so I got to clean feces and urine out from under there on my hands and knees....we rethought our  idea of the need for a pet fee.Gail

Those of us at the New York meetup last night networked, ate great meatballs, had a moment of sadness for @Brandon Turner's fire and learned about Leases.  

So I was hoping to capitalize on the bold lettering because I feel it describes me to a tee.